Uintah High School - Uintahn Yearbook (Vernal, UT)

Text from Pages 1 - 160 of the 1954 volume:

GRAHAM HOLLINGWORTH Adviser JEAN HODGKINSON UinTflH HIGH SCHOOL ' wrtt tv Editor Assistant Editor CONNIE LUNDELL VERn R L, UTRH Patty Lipphardt, Clair Batty, Elinor King, and other , UTES ITIAKE FOOTPRinTS AS THE SflnDS 4 Table of Contents Leaders Classes Rctivities Sports Rdvertising OF TI m E SLOWLY SIFT fin D FALL. 5 School Song A valiant brand of warriors brave From Uintah High are we; In every fight we'll lend a hand, To strive for loyalty. We'll fight them fair in work or play, We'll beat them square in every way; We can't be beat you'll always hear us say. Chorus . . . Let's give three cheers for our Uintah, Let's sing aloud for our old high; We'll battle for our colors red and white, Cur glories unfold to the sky. Our fighting Utes are ever out to win, Our warriors bold take nothing less; We'll ever scalp dame victory, yes We'll ever fight for U. H. S. 6 Each of our 750 Utes has different problems, activities and ideas, but first in the heart of all is loyalty to our school. Mr. Abbott, Mrs. Caldwell, and Mr. Freeman give their help to Matt Skerl, while others, excited with the thrill of registration and thoughts of a new school year ahead, wait their turn. 7 Throughout our conscie m K-' A' ?' ' ', ■ .y-J - '■ JJK .' yv y . . y T ' ■ t! ;:. k I ' rJv . v «flBri '.'.-. . . • - £ - - ✓ , ™4 ikz : kiK : m mv M - ■ ;-T': ' - ■ •; Ip! Ys '-' ? : ' s • %, ll : - (gfe 4 -y. '?f:' 'TT • • ■ VMY .y s , . : £ y ?; :•' Xvy-yT-y .. In ' 1! - ■ : 4� ' iy£ ■ill years of Education, as our footsteps begin along eet many trying decisions and our footsteps begin hesitating step is led onward in the right direction RUSSELL TODD President MORRIS COOK DON BATTY EARNEST CALDWELL LOREN ROSS EARNEST JOHNSON Clerk BOARD OF EDUCATION These men work hard for our educational benefit. They have put untir- ing efforts forth for the progress of our school, guiding us through another successful year. SUPERINTENDENT HAROLD M. LUNDELL Whether it be barbecuing beef for teachers' relaxation, or planning a sound program for the schools, our superin- tendent can always be counted on for untiring effort and final accomplishment. Thanks to a fine leader. 10 MAX G. ABBOTT ever busy in the interest of Uintah, worked constantly toward the better- ment of our school. As well as leading the students through a profitable year, he did much, through his activities, to bring interest and par- ticipation from many civic groups to our high school. Although we knew that we would miss Mr. Abbott's winning smile and capable guidance . . . GLEN F. OVARD assumed the position of Principal of Uintah and carried on the work in a successful manner. Although he has not been at Uintah long he has won the respect of all. HAROLD E. HULLINGER the friend of everyone, took over the position of Vice-Principal. He has done a fine job in his years at Uintah. DALE ALLRED Civics, Guidance Counselor CHRIS T. AXELGARD U. S. A. C. Football Coach, Physiology, Boys' Phys. Ed. ANN ALGIERS REGINALD BURCHINAL University of Wyoming Band, American Problems, Chorus American History Carol Case, Mary Ann Woodward, Tom Aldridge, Allene Calder, Johnny Phillips, Larry McConkie, Willie Jarmillo, Doug Hadlock, and Lois Goodrich are learning type, one of the basic fundamentals of the business world. 12 FLOY H. CALDER ELECTA J. CALDWELL B. Y. U. U. of U. Girls' Phys. Ed. Commercial Dora Chivers and Lee Ann Divine are just a few of the students at Uintah who take advantage of the counseling service offered by Mr. Allred this year. 13 ENID COOK B. Y. U. English and Speech JOSEPH W. COOK B. Y. U. English and Spanish CLINTON E. DAY B. Y. U. Industrial Arts, Arithmetic CHARLES T. FREEMAN U. S. A. C. Auto Mechanics LAURENCE C. COOPER B. Y. U. Science, Geology, Mathematics, Photography FREDA S. DAVIS B. Y. U. Home Economics 14 Ruth Sowards, Tona Eklund, Nita Campbell, Alice Freestone, Kenna Hadlock, Jackie Smuin, Celestine Manzanous, Edna Sweat, Sharie Boren, and Sharon Miller watch Zola Mackay as she cuts out a dress in Home Ec. Gary Knight, Walter McCoy, Steve Case, Jay B. Karren, Lloyd Wetenkamp, Steve Haynes, Reed Durfee, Dilworth Rust, Karl Dee Jenkins, Vaughn Mott, Phillip Pope, Dwayne Hall, Neldon Hacking, and Kenneth Caldwell listen to Mr. Hollingworth's explanation of the construction of a battery. 15 Nord Atwood, Larry Cooper, Marion Weist, De Lyle Southam, Owen Wall, and Lannie Taylor admire one of this year's new and interesting projects. They are looking forward to years when they can make such fine usable furniture. Construction begins as Uintah gets new dressing rooms. NORWOOD HARDY U. S. A. C. Civics, Junior High Social Science, Jr. High Arithmetic, Junior High Science GWEN G. HOLLINGWORTH GRAHAM D. HOLLINGWORTH Office Secretary U. of U. Physics, Chemistry, Junior High Arithmetic Science HARVEY HULLINGER B. Y. U. Review, Algebra, English JOSEPH JENSEN U. OF U. Junior High English, Speech, English, Journalism BARBARA K. JOLLEY U. S. A. C. Art, Home Living, Junior High English DOYLE Y. LANDON U. S. A. C. Vocal Agriculture DONNA B. LEE U. S. A. C. Junior High English, Social Studies 7 Where did the Quakers of Pennsylvania live? This and many other baffling questions plague Utes. Ruth Dudley and Rita McConkie are busy in Mr. Cook's English class. T. BLAINE MOORE B. Y. U. Zoology, Biology, General Science, Junior High Science GRANT MOSER U. S. A. C. Basketball Coach, Boys' Phys. Ed., Civics, Junior High Arithmetic JUNE F. STEWART B. Y. U. Library WALLACE G. TROTTIER B. Y. U. World History, Civics, English 19 WINONA M. ODLE B. Y. U. Junior High Science, Social Science STANLEY WELSH B. Y. U. Junior High Mathematics, Junior High Science General Math. ROBERT BOB MURRAY This year our Student Body President hails from Jensen. He is very active in all school funciions, being a member of the Boys' Pep Club, F. F. A., and Varsity Club. We think Bob's job this year has been tops. Thanks. ANN WANKIER A prominent member of the Girls' Pep Club, Commercial Club, and Girls' Trio, is our Vice-President. She's known as one of the friendliest girls around the campus. JANIE ODEKIRK Her interest in business made her one of the most efficient secretaries Uintah has ever had. She is cute and friendly, and her smile is one of her winning qualities. She's a member of the Girls' Pep Club, F. H. A., and the Commercial Club. 20 Stud JOYCE ROBBINS Her ability to be active and work hard made her Uintah's choice for Business Manager. She is a member of the Girls' Pep Club, Thespians, Commercial Club, and F. H. A. JOLEEN TIMOTHY The class of '54 chose her as their Prom Queen; the student body selected her as their historian. She is a member of the Girls' Pep, Thespians. TOM WARDELL $ Has done a fine job in claiming the title of Chief of Police. He has helped to make school a better place in which to study nd play. He is active in the Boys' Pep lub, F. F. A., and Varsity Club. STUDENT COUNCIL Some of the leaders of our school who are ever working fo the betterment of our education by the solving of the many everyday problems are: Cloyd McCarrel, Blaine Palmer, Billy Roberts, Merlin Richens, Boyd Workman, and Jimmy Abegglen, class president; Jean Hodgkinson, Uintahn editor; Connie Oaks, Ute Pow Wow editor; McCoy Kanistanaux, Boys' League President; Rae Oxburrow, Girls' League president; Janet John- son, cheerleader; Joleen Timothy, Ann Wankier, Tom Wardell, Bob Murray, Janie Odekirk, and Joyce Robbins, student body officers; with Mr. Ovard, Mary Hullinger, and Mr. Cooper as advisers. POLICE FORCE We want to thank the efficient police force for the fine assistance they gave in keeping order in our school. Officers were: Fred Calder, Floyd Caldwell, George Searle, Tom Wardell (Chief), Ronnie Hatch, Pat Sutton, Pat Lee, Renee Henderson, Miriam Smith, and Jeanie Hodgkinson. 22 GIRLS' LEAGUE PRESIDENT RAE OXBURROW did a fine job as leader of the girls af Uinfah this year, assisted by . . . MONTA RAE CALDWELL Vice-President JACKIE WALKER Secretary and MIRIAM SMITH Historian BOYS' LEAGUE Under the capable direction of . . . McCOY KANISTANAUX President TERRY ANDERSON Vice-President GENE FOX Secretary and KENNETH HACKING Social Director the boys of Uintah had a successful year. SERVICE BUREAU ANN WANKIER, ............ Student Body Vice-President with the help of . . . ENID COOK and Class Vice-Presidents are the ones responsible for the fine as- semblies we have seen this year. Allene Calder, Ralph Olsen, Roger Hacking, and Charlie Johnson are the other members of the group. 23 Each year a footprints direction we take a step higher into new S G S we leave behind our GUYLA STEWART Social Director RALPH OLSEN Vice-President BLAINE PALMER President Seniors The last year is over . . . the footprints of achievement that had associated long and hard with the footprints of wisdom of the administration and faculty reached their end of efforts and made their way into the world they had yet to know . . . they have been exposed to the test tubes and microscopes, the Shakespearean lines, verbs, and nouns. Some classes could go on forever, while others they were glad to leave behind. They donned their caps and gowns, and, with scroll in hand, went down the pathways in the pursuits of more knowledge and experience . . . and they smiled and said, So this is life! . . . they were our seniors. KARL BAESE ...........................Secretary DOUG ROLFE Social Director 26 GRANT RICHENS MARIE NELSON HARVEY OWENS ROBERTA WILSON JEAN HODGKINSON WAYNE NELSON LOU ANN SHAFFER LYLE McCARREL KARL BAESE JACKIE WALKER RALPH OLSEN MIRIAM SMITH GLORIA GRIMME DERRELL PERRY NAOMI MASSEY FRAN PETERSON 27 KENNETH CALDWELL EMMA SADLIER DEE HALL KATHY SHOWALTER KARL DEE JENKINS GUYLA STEWART DALLAS PERRY NORMA JEAN McLEAN MARVA MURRAY RONALD D. HATCH ORA FAY WARDLE KEN HACKING RENEE HENDERSON ROBERT LAFEEN 28 CHARLENE KAY JOE WEYERMAN LOWELL GLINES RAE OXBORROW LOA DAWN VERNON JEAN JOHNSTUN JEAN GOODRICH GEORGE ALEXANDER DENNIS CAMPBELL DELOY VERNON PATRICIA LEE KAY PEYTON KENT STRINGHAM KENT DAVIS CHERIE GEE MONTA RAE CALDWELL McCOY KANISTANAUX JAY B. KARREN 29 SENIOR COMMITTEES These seniors represent the various committees, namely:—Graduation, Project, Senior Hop, and Senior Day. Committee members are:—Kenneth Caldwell, Glen Merkley, Joleen Timothy, Connie Oaks, chairman; Miriam Smith, Marie Nelson, Karl Baese, Karl Dee Jenkins, Steven Haynes, Monta Rae Caldwell, Gloria Grimme, Jean Johnstun, Lou Ann Shaffer, Pat Lee, chairman; Jean Hodgkinson, Rae Oxburrow, DeLoy Vernon, chairman; Bob Lafeen, Ray Jones, Dennis Campbell, Gene Fox. They have worked very hard to make their last year a big suc- cess. GARY KNIGHT GENE COONRADT JOLEEN TIMOTHY HOLLIS HAWS FRED CALDER EARNEST FREESTONE NORMAN MERRELL EMMA LOU STEWART GLEN MERKLEY BLAINE PALMER ROBERT MURRAY MARGARET JAMES GENE FOX ANN WANKIER JOAN CUTSHAW CLIFTON MERKLEY DEON BEHUNIN ROGER HACKING JOY SMITH JEAN McCONKIE ARLYN ROBERTS TOM MONTGOMERY TOM WARDELL EDWARD MERKLEY RENEE SAMUELS RAY JONES MYRNA ROBBINS STEVEN HAYNES 31 ADOREE PREECE Secretary CHARLIE JOHNSON Vice-President GARY HATCH Social Director ARLENE SULLIVAN Social Director BILLY ROBERTS......President Juniors The juniors' year was a big year of decisions and plans for their successful Junior Prom. They have two years to look back on, and it gave them a perspective of high school life, and things suddenly began to look serious . . . they had changed their classes two or three times, but now they had to settle down with graduation so near at hand. They don't feel as proud as the Seniors, but they had a sense of accomplishment for getting past the halfway mark. The Jun- iors began to be the leaders of the school . . . their footprints began to show themselves more clearly. Yes, this was a year of fun, something to be remembered. 32 ELAINE DAVIS PHIL COLTON CLELA BODILY CHARLES JOHNSON LEAH RAE DAVIS STEPHEN CASE JOYCE ROBBINS VERLIN VINCENT MARVA BILLINGS DILWORTH RUST CATHRINE SEARLE FLOYD HULLINGER CONNIE LUNDELL CLAIR HOPKINS ELLEN MORGAN LLOYD WETENKAMP PAT BRUCE STEVEN TATE ELEANORE HACKING BUDDY DONOVAN LARETTA BOWDEN ROY FREESTONE MARGIE HACKING DENIS BILBEY ERNEST ROYBAL JANIE ODEKIRK DORAL McLEAN ELAINE MASSEY JANET JOHNSON Class KARL POPE of ’55 REXINE BURKE DAN COLLIER GLADE HOFELTZ ANGALA CHIVERS EARL GROSS PEGGY HARDY FRANK PETERS RITA McCONKIE CONNIE WARREN DUAYNE WALL ILA MANWARING DONALD TRUJILLO JACKLYN BATH MARTIN ROMINGER 34 NELDON HACKING DIANE SWAIN KEN FELTCH CARMARAE HACKING MERLIN JOHNSON SHARON JAMES IONE GURR ELOYE BURNS ALICE POWELL BILLY RICHARDS NORITA SIMPER PHILIP POPE CLYDE RUPPE NORMA LUCK HELEN GROSS CHARLES MASSEY LUELLA BODILY GARY HATCH DWAIN HALL VICKY KIMBALL NAOMI KARREN STERLING KENDALL DEAN TIMOTHY CARMA MERRELL LEON KENNY BARBARA BODILY JIMMY STEVENS ELINOR KING ALLA MAY ROBERTS BEVERLY WILSON LENIS COOK ART LEE 1 JERRY CROSS SHERRY BETH BULLOCK FERREL GLINES JANET ROBBINS PHILIP E. SMITH SALLY LIEBHARDT GEORGE D. MERKLEY ADOREE PREECE DAVID KARREN LAURA MAY WITMER BILLY ROBERTS DELYLE ROWLEY MARLENE TWITCHELL BRENT ROBERTS GEORGE SEARLE JANIE ODEKIRK PROM COMMITTEE Clair Hopkins, co-chairman; Elinor King, chairman; Angala Chivers, Janet Robins, Janie Odekirk, Kay Glines, Janet Johnson, Margie Hacking, Connie Warren, Ruth Dudley, lla Manwaring, Kenney Feltch, Ronnie Abegglin, Elaine Massey, Adoree Preece, Dilworth Rust, Billy Roberts, Phil Colton, Gary Hatch, Catherine Searle, Eloye Burns, Arlene Sullivan, Norma Luck, Charlie Johnson, Leon Kenney, Steve Tate, Brent Roberts, Rita McConkie, Joyce Robbins, Connie Lundell, Eleanore Hacking, Elaine Davis, Jone Jones, and Leah Rae Davis have worked hard 1o make the Prom a big success. LEE WALKER RUTH DUDLEY PHILLIP MANWARING CONNIE LUCK VAUGHN MOTT ETTA PACE PAT SUTTON JAY SLAUGH JONE JONES WILLIE JARAMILLO NORLENE CLARK RONALD V. HATCH 37 MERLIN RICHENS .....President ALLENE CALDER Vice-President DE ANN WORKMAN ...Social Director JOHNNY MURRAY. Social Director LOIS GOODRICH Secretary Sophomores Two down and two to go. The mood for high school life has been set. Carrying bigger and thicker books home, more essays and exams, made the Sophomores somewhat of a miniature Einstein, no less—a scholar with a twinkle in his eye and a prayer of friendliness on his lips—this was his world. Even though his footprints were only slight marks in the sands of time, it was his realm of learning. 38 KARY DE ANN GERALD KONA MAR GEORGE CARMA STRINGHAM WORKMAN WALKER JENKINS COONRADT WEEKS SHANA DOUG NORMA JEAN MARLIN DELLA MERRILL WATKINS HALL HACKING MOON AHLFIELD COOK LLOYD NA DEAN ROBERT SHARON KENNY JULIA SWAIN STUBBS STRINGHAM EREKSON ASHBY GREEN ALICE DALE DORIS GARY FERN WAYNE FREESTONE SLADE FREESTONE SAWYER RICHENS POPE ! i 39 HELEN REDDING JUDY McCONKIE EUGENE MANWARING MARILYN EATON NADEAN COOK BOYD DAVIS JOHNNY MURRAY JACKIE SMUIN LUELLA EVANS JOHN SMITH CELESTINE MANZANARES MARIAN DUDLEY Cl ass of ’56 PATSY DAVIS ALLENE CALDER LLOYD ROPER MARY ANN WOODARD DE NELL JOHNSON PAUL GUILLORY LARRY POPE DORIS HOLFELTZ JUANITA AINGE DALE WILLIAMS LANORE JOHNSON ZOLA MACKAY 40 i NOR RITA DARYLENE EDGAR KENNA GARDINER ROBBINS WILKINS HADLOCK LLOYD FAY LAURA GARY GARDINER TULLIS FOX SLAUGH ANNE ZETTA MATT RUTH BARBRA ANN WAYNE AYCOCK LEE SKERL SOWARDS REID GARDINER KENT SHARON MARCIA GARY BEVERLY NAON HARRISON MILLER FLETCHER LYMAN CALLAN SLAUGH 4 CAROL LA RAE MERLIN BETTY MYRNA LARRY CASE YOUNG RICHENS TANNER WARDLE BURKE JOE BETTY JEAN ALIS ARLEAN CARL DOREEN JUDY BARTLET MASSEY CLARK WEYERMAN REYNOLDS HODGKINSON RUBY DANNA MAR LAIRD LETHA BONNIE REESE HERBERT JOHNSON SAWYER PERRY CLIFFORD VA LOY BARBARA ANN SARAH LEE HATCH EATON PEDERSON HACKING CALDWELL COLLEEN MYRNA LOIS BETTY RAE BOB BASCON HUMPHRIES GOODRICH CORLESS PATTERSON 42 ELAINE LARRY ENOLA HARDY McCONKIE MURRAY BILL WALKER FLOYD CALDWELL DORIS CALDWELL MARIE BRUCE EDNA JUDY COOPER MIILLECAM SWETT KIER KENNY MARIYN ASHBY EATON SOPHIE SWING The planning and hard work for the Sophie Swing was done by: Valoy Eafon, Lois Goodrich, Shana Watkins, DeAnn Workman, Danna Mar Herbert, Enola Murray, Doris Caldwell, Marilyn Eaton, Dale Williams, Johnny Mur- ray, Allene Calder, Ruby Reese, Boneta Freestone, Barbara Ann Pederson, Snaron Erekson, Gary Slaugh, and Mer- lin Richens. MELVIN ROBERTS JIMMY ABE0GLEN President Vice-President SHIRLEY SLAUGH Social Director DOYLE DAVIS Secretary Freshmen Frosh were of a new generation . . . they dreamed of a brave new world not necessarily per- fect . . . but intact and partly at peace. They found excitement and joy and scholastic attain- ments as they took their first steps . . . which would later be footprints made by them . . . these footprints would grow until they reached their climax when they, too, graduate. . . . 44 NORMA DEAN CONNIE SIDNEY MINA MAY RONALD RODEBACK LUNDELL MOTT DUKE KENDALL LATTNER LEO SHIRLEY JACK CARRIE DOYLE CAROLYN COONRADT SLAUGH SHAFFER WISE DAVIS BODILY VICKIE VERN JEANENE JOHNNIE CAROL COURT ELLSWORTH WILKINS ADAMSON ROBBINS STRIEGAL ANDERSON FLOYD ELLEN BILL ANITA MICHAEL BETTY BOWDEN McCONKIE CALDWELL LIEBHARDT MURPHY YOUNG 45 MARVA MANUEL MARIE BILLY OAKS TRUJILLO HODGKINSON HALL PIERCE SHAREE RUSSELL BETTY ROSELLE PETERS BILLINGS OSTBERG Cl ass of ’57 DOROTHY FISHER GLADE HOLMES CLEO GARDINER KAY CAMPBELL SHIRLEY SIMPER IVAN HALL RODNEY GRIMME SYLVIA ROYBAL JOHN McCOY ERVA GALLEY EVAN MURRAY KATHERINE BARTLETT 46 CAROL CLAIR JOYCE CRAIG LEE ANN JIMMY BURKE BETTY ROBERTS ASMUS DIVINE ABEGGLEN NED EULA RAE DAVID ILENE JOHN JANNA REYNOLDS JOHNSON RUST KARREN HACKING OPENSHAW GLADYS DAN BETTY ARLO SALLY RALPH RUPPE LABRUM KENDALL CALDWELL JARAMILLO CALDWELL MERVIN LEOLA PHILLIP D'ANN TED ROSLYN DUDLEY ANDERSON BRYSON POPE SLAUGH STEWART KATHLEEN BAXTER MARILYN CLYDE LORAINE MORGAN ADAMS POWELL JACKSON MARTINSEN DURFEE LEE 47 . 4 I GAYL NOLA LARRY GLORIA JUDY DEVON TIMOTHY BEHUNIN MARSHALL McLEAN WAITE SAWYER DANNY SHARON LORNA JOHN LEWIS MARILYN DOROTHY STRIEGAL WILSON SOUTHAM JOHNSON SNOW SOUTHAM LAYNE SHARON T. G. FRANCES CHERYL GARY POWELL SWAIN ALEXANDER ALLEN COOPER CASE DORA SYBIL JAMES LEE COLEEN LORRAINE NEIL CHIVERS CAMPBELL JENKINS BINGHAM NEILSON POSTMA CLARK BETTY JACKIE KENNY JANET JUDY NAYLOR RICHARDS GARDINER OLSON HODGKINSON DUKE 48 FRESHIE FROLIC COMMITTEE .eft to right:— FRANCIS ALLEN. CONNIE MOTT. JIMMY ABEGGLEN, SHIRLEY SLAUGH. JUDY WAITE. PLEASIE ALEXANDER. MIKE SUTTON. Chairman; and DOYLE DAVIS are members of the committee. DOROTHY WESLEY SHERLENE BURNS WILSON KARREN JOY KIDD MICHAEL MARY ELLEN BORDEN JONES PLESIA ALDEN ALEXANDER SHAFFER MYRNA LEE EARNEST DONNA KAY KARREN POWELL BOYD WORKMAN DIANE LYMAN Vice-President BOYD ERICKSON Boys' Social Director KAY WORKMAN NANCY HACKING Secretary President JUDY MONTGOMERY Girls' Social Director Eighth Grade The Eighth Grade have gone one step further toward their seemingly far-off goal—to become a High and Mighty Senior. Sitting up in the balcony for two years seems a long time, but now only a summer of fun is between them and their being with the upper classmen. Gary Feltch Emma Jean McNaughton Jack Collier Diane Busch Gary Glines Claudine Renfroe Larry Lee 50 ■ � Charles Judy Johnny Vance Marlene Warren Lee Delean David James Montgomery Johnson Redding Williams Burke Haslem Evelyn Lonny Sally Jackie Frances Raymond Utahna Neal Taylor Swain Cranfill Hatch Kier Gagan Neal Catolyn Glade Ellen Keith Jo Anne Stuart Batty Udy Ross Slaugh Merkley Olson Preece Carolyn Ted Eula Kehl Enid Jim Kay Banks Wilson Chew Behunin Oziek Ballard Johnson 51 Kaye Danny Vickie Nord Nancy Davis Jeneile Kenney Woodard Harrison Atwood Hacking Mortensen Lux Robert Annette Kenneth Sheila Boyd Carol James Goodrich Batty Gardner Kendall Erickson Pummell Davis Class of ’58 Emma Jean Larry Carolyn Kent Sharon Brent Keen Rasmussen Cook Sullivan Bodily Preece Winward Staley John Fay Owen Mella Lyle De Anne Dwight Gardiner Chivers Wall Weeks Southern Haws Roberts 52 Leon Diane Marion Gloria Kay Smuin Lyman Weist Horrocks Pope Eleen Victor Mary Lou Stewart Myrna Ann Clark Manwaring Richardson Cooper Watkins t Kay Millie Kay Gary Virginia Larry Carol Ann Ronnie Workman Calder Campbell Hein Cooper Sowards Lewis Harmon Janet Delyle Janice Jack Mildred Terry Hodgkinson Hatch Southam Mann Christopher Petty Hadlock 4 53 ELAINE BODILY Secretary CLOYD McCARRELL SHEREE STRINGHAM Vice-President WAYNE DAVIS Boys' Social Director President KAY MEACHAM Girls' Social Director Seventh Grade The Seventh Grade found high school new and exciting. Having a locker, a student body card, and five teachers, made them a part of a new life. The rules and regulations were different from what they had been used to—but without much difficulty it became their new trend of life. Margie Clarence Betty Jean Jacob Judy Robert Sandra Hopkins Boren Jeffries Kier Hall Freestone Alexander 54 Sharee Mare Lana J. R. Elaine Budge Joycolyn Stringham Bingham Belcher Bath Walker Wallis Hodgkinso Larry Julcann Gerald Carolyn Leonard Rhama Paul Marrs Washburn Hodgkinson Haws Kimball Powell Searle Carolyn Aaron Elaine David Susan Douglas Charleen Goodrich Campbell Bodily Bennion Miracle Massey White Teddy Joe Delaina Benny Barbara Ann Wiley Hazel Huey Corless Phillips Freestone Johnson Pope Chivers Cox 55 Coleen Fred Claudia Vernon Geneva Doyle Carol Chivers Stone Allred Coltharp Nielsen Eaton Richens Ned Margaret Errol Mary Hay De Los Elaine Harold Cook Williams Bodily Gifford Kempton Bingham Henline Elaine Carl Patricia Alan Kay Dean Morgan Myrna Workman Bowthorpe Swain Voorhees Mecham Massey Johnson Class of ’59 Patty Jim Ronnie De Kenneth Greta Eddie Dorthy Lipphardt Shaffer Smith Holmes Allen Stewart Harrison Jack Gwen Duane Karen Dale Darlene Gary Conner Rodeback Massey Johnson Hullinger Barney Sutton 56 Renee Lonny Mary Von De Mar Judy Wayne Maryal Richardson Hadlock Sadlier Boren Clark Davis Glines Cloyd Lila Gordon Daphne Dallas Neita Glen McCarrel Hunting Campbell Cooper Freestone Weeks Holmes Sandra Venetta Charles Darlene Tony Linda Marva Hatch Hullinger Walker Murray Pummell Allen Holmes Kay Gwen Phillip Charleen Elaine Johnson Slaugh Brewer White Anderson Carolyn Ann Joseph Karen Carol Stubbs Robertson Rust Nay Chew 57 •toi yyAW'fy y ,.v fc ■ ?' 4-V44 'r - ; 'i?,- ■ :•,T V J s Wr Y ‘; '44-4 44,4 : -44- on our footprints of the remember the plays, dances, ther Activities Ruby Zetta Danna Mar Shana Enola Boneta Doris Reese Lee Herbert Watkins Murray Freestone Caldwell Carol Jean Sherry Betty LaRae Lois Naon Marilyn Freestone Karren Tanner Young Goodrich Slaugh Eaton Fern Elinor Angala Margie Joyce Jone Connie Richens King Chivers Hacking Robbins Jones Lundell Ha Elaine Norma Kay Connie Janet Adoree Manwaring Massey Luck Glines Warren Johnson Preece Pat Janie Jean Loa Dawn Joan Jackie Joleen Sutton Odekirk Hodgkinson Vernon Cutshaw Walker Timothy Connie Norma Jean Marva Renee Ann Patricia Myrna Oaks McClean Murray Samuels Wankier Lee Robbins Emma Lou Joy Cherie Kathy Charlene Monta Rae Guyla Stewart Smith Gee Showalter Kay Caldwell Stewart Pep Club The Girls' Pep Club is proud of their l953-'54 banner year. This year the Pep Club consists of only Tenth, Eleventh and Twelfth grade girls. They have three goals: encourage better citizenship and scholarship, increase school spirit, and promote all school activities. They sponsored the annual Sox and Sweater Dance, and gave a banquet in honor of the football team. The Pep Club girls, in their snappy uniforms, add zest and color to our basketball games. By the way, the sweaters were standardized this year. The uniforms consist of red gabardine blouse and skirt, and the white Pep sweater. RENEE RAE MARIE MIRIAM ALLENE DeANN SHARON HENDERSON OXBURROW NELSON SMITH CALDER WORKMAN EREKSON President Vice-President Secretary Historian Reporter Goatherders 61 Laretta Gloria Annette Sheila Bowden Horrocks Batty Kendall Erva Doreen Kaye Kay Galley Reynolds Kenney Peyton Myrna Nancy Carrie Ann Kay Hacking Wise Connie Jean Elaine Mott McConkie Davis Sally Catherine Marva Carma Rae Margaret D'Ann Swain Searle Billings Hacking James Pope Eula Rae Judy Dorthy Joyce Carol Edna Johnson Duke Fisher Robbins Sowards Swett Judy Waite Monthly night meetings have been an outstanding success. Also, this year they have started on degrees of achievement. From Region 5 Janie Odekirk was elected Fourth Vice-President of the state, and has done an out- standing job. JOY ELAINE ORA FAY NAOMA SHARON ADOREE JANIE SMITH MASSEY WARDLE KARREN JAMES PREECE ODEKIRK President Vice-President Secretary Historian Reporter Chorister State Officer 62 Marcia Fletcher Frances Hatch Carolyn Banks Marva Oaks Janna Openshaw Carol Burke Helen Medina Colleen Bingham Deon Behunin Rita McConkie Carma Weeks Ellen Slaugh Sharon Preece Ruth Sowards Lorraine Durtee F. H. A. Club Emma Jean Rasmussen Enid Osiek Marlene Twitchell Jean Goodrich Guyla Stewart Ann Watkins Etta Pace Deleen Burke Mary Lou Richardson Clela Bodily Mella Weeks Claudine Renfroe Janice Mann Carolyn Sullivan Luella Bodily lleen Staley Doris Holfeltz Diane Lyman Judy Montgomery Peggy Hardy 63 Tom Johnny Kary Wardell Murray Stringham Karl Dee Floyd Grant Jenkins Caldwell Richens Ronnie Dale Kenneth Abegglen Williams Feltch Clair Laird Phil Hopkins Johnson Colton Kenny Dennis Kent Ashby Bilbey Stringham Gary Blaine Hatch Palmer Bob Wayne Murray Nelson DeLoy Gene Vernon Fox Marty Vard Rominger Shiner Karl Lowe!l Baese Glines Fred Dilworth Calder Rust Hollis Art Haws Lee Larry Ronnie Pope Hatch Charles Terry Johnson Anderson VaLoy Eaton Left to right:— KENNETH HACKING President DOUG ROLF Vice-President FLOYD HULLINGER Secretary GARY SLAUGH Social Director Joyce Dana Mar Leah Rae Karl Elaine Renee Robbins Herbert Davis Pope Massey Henderson Ora Fay Clair Boneta Elaine Phil Catherine Wardle Hopkins Freestone Davis Colton Searle Joleen Marlene Lee Janet Connie Janet Timothy Twitchell Caldwell Johnson Warren Robins Thespian Club The Thespian Club, with Joseph Jensen as adviser, worked hard to promote dramatic interests. Their Thespian Playhouse, under the student direction of Dilworth Rust; the Film Dance, and their assembly were a few of their outstanding activities. ROGER ELEANORE ELINOR ADOREE CONNIE DILWORTH HACKING HACKING KING PREECE LUNDELL RUST President Vice-President Secretary Reporter 65 Ora Fay Elaine Joy Larry Patricia Miriam Margie Wardle Davis Smith Burke Lee Smith Hacking Angala Lee Carol Ann Gloria Lou Ann Clair Chivers Caldwell Case Aycock Grimme Shaffer Hopkins Joyce Adoree Leah Rae lla Steve Jean Pat Robbins Preece Davis Manwaring Tate McConkie Sutton Ann Joan Glade Monta Rae Rae Deon Letha Wankier Cutshaw Holfeltz Caldwell Oxburrow Behunin Sawyer Phil Peggy Janet Sherry Elaine Wayne Kay Colton Hardy Robins Bullock Massey Pope Jacobe Co mmercia 66 Laura Connie Fox Lundell Renee Connie Henderson Warren Dilworth Jone Rust Jones Carma Merrell Club Jean Goodrich Janet Johnson Kenny Ashby Sharon James Clela Bodily Jean Hodgkinson Connie Luck lone Gurr FRED CALDER Vice-President Jackie Walker Eloye Burns Marva Murray Ruth Dudley DeLOY VERNON President Ralph Olsen Janie Odekirk Naomi Karren Laird Johnson JEAN JOHNSTUN Secretary Norma Jean Hacking Elinor King Sally Leibhardt 67 Lee Glen Dwayne Floyd Clyde Verlin Walker Merkley Wall Bowden Martinsen Vincent Dwain Neldon Bob Eddy Carl Dal Hall Hacking Murray Wilkins Weyerman Cook Boyd Court Ted Nolan Bill Billy Workman Anderson Slaugh Slaugh Caldwell Hall Future Farmers BLAINE PALMER EDWARD MERKLEY CLIFTON FRED MERKLEY CALDER MATT SKERL President Vice-President Secretary Sentinel 68 Barton Snow Clair Neil Batty Postma Devon Sawyer Junior Roberts Mervin Dudley Darris Smuin Doug Roger Hall Hacking Jay Johnson Johnnie Robbins George D Merkley George Merlin Searle Richens Ned Reynolds Giles Chivers of America The F. F. A., under the direction of Doyle Landon and Blaine Palmer, has reached another mark in the progress of this club in the field of Agriculture. The members have learned much for the future in Parliamentary Procedure, as well as Ag. projects. Participating in this club has meant many extra activities such as parties, trips, and, together with the F. H. A., the sponsoring of the annual Harvest Ball. 69 Karl Ronnie Edward Lyle Jerry Phil Pope Hatch Merldey McCarrel Cutshaw Bryson Vaughn Kent Fred Verlin Gary George Mott Davis Calder Vincent Slaugh Coonradt Merlin Doug George Dan Dennis Marty Richens Hadlock Alexander Collier Bilbey Rominger Varsity Club TOM DWAIN TERRY BOB EUGENE WARDELL HALL ANDERSON MURRAY COONRADT President Vice-President Secretary Social Director 70 ' Get your tickets to the Gold Medal Tourney, was just an example of the en- thusiasm for bringing more interest in athletics, of the Varsity Club under the direction of Tom Warded. The Varsity Club has completed its second year of active work in the school. Each member in this club must have lettered in some athletic field. Charles Barton Johnson Snow Grant Gary Richens Hatch Clifton Sterling Merkley Kendall Phil Kent Colton Stringham Errol Roger Burns Hacking Kenneth Ken Caldwell Hacking Vard Art Shiner Lee Clark Steve Naylor Case Earl Floyd Gross Hullinger 71 Searchers of Science Girls, are you afraid of mice? Then fake up photography, or some other phase of Science and join our Science Club, was the item of the bulletin at the beginning of the school year. This club, lead by Mr. Moore and Billy McCarrel, added much interest and enthusiasm to certain studies in Science this year. Members were:— Left to right:— SHAREE THOMAS, CAROL STRIEGAL, STEWART COOPER, GARY FELTCH, MARION WEIST, VIVIAN LAMOREAUX, PAUL GUILLEROL, JOHN SMITH, MICHAEL MURPHY, RALPH CALDWELL, LARRY MARRS, BILLY McCARRELL, MR. MOORE, Adviser; and ROSLYN STEWART. One of the snappiest organizations in our school is the Pep Band, supported our team wholeheartedly throughout the whole season. Under the direction of Hollis Haws they Members were:— Left to right:— DANNA MAR HERBERT, BETTY TANNER, MARCIA FLETCHER, CARMA WEEKS, FRANCES ALLEN, JOYCE ROBERTS, SHARON EREKSON. DEAN LUNDELL, JOHNNY JOHNSON, ROBERT STRINGHAM, HOLLIS HAWS, MR. BURCHINAL, Adviser; KENT STRINGHAM, MARILYN EATON, BILLY ROBERTS, LEE CALDWELL. Pep Band Mixed Chorus Adding to the outstanding performance of the Mid-winter Carnival, the Mixed Chorus, with its Mexican Dance and beautiful Christmas Carols, brought out much of Uintah's musical talent. BOYS' QUARTET GIRLS' TRIO Billy's bass, with Lee and Gerald singing tenor, and Dilworth singing baritone, brought much enthusiasm during the mid-winter concert and the many assemblies, for the Boys' Quartet. Ann, Pat, and Jean made up a beautiful tal- ented trio. Accompanied by Janet Johnson, they charmed the audience many times this year with their singing. 73 Senior JIMMY ABEGGLEN, BETTY RICHARDS. JANNA OPENSHAW, D’ANN POPE, RITA McCONKIE, JEAN McCONKIE, DORIS HOLFELTZ. BRUCE, DAN LABRUM. BILLY WILLIAMSON. LARRY BURKE, ROBERT STRINGHAM, MARILYN EATON. HOLLIS HAWS, KENT FAE WARDLE. CHARLES JOHNSON, JOYCE ROBERTS, YARD SHINER, SHARON ERICKSON, STEVE TATE, GARY KNIGHT, DEAN Reginald Burchinal, our dearly loved music director, directed the Band through a year of much middle of town, and marching before parades. The mid-winter contest work brought much praise 74 Band BETTY TANNER, DANA MAR HERBERT, MARCIA FLETCHER, CARMA WEEKS, KENNY OLSON, JOHHNY JOHNSON, PATRICIA STRINGHAM, MARTIN ROMINGER, FRANCES ALLEN, PHILLIP BRYSON, JEANENE ADAMSON, ZETTA LEE, RUTH DUDLEY, ORA LUNDELL, GERALD WALKER, DON HARRISON, BILLY ROBERTS, LEE CALDWELL, KENNETH HACKING. progress. The Band thrilled the townspeople, as well as school, with its many performances in the and admiration to this wonderful band. First Row, left to right. RONNY LEWIS, DWIGHT ROBERTS, KENNETH GARDINER, BOYD ERICKSON, GARY GLINES, NITA WEEKS, JOSEPH STONE, DARLENE BARNEY, MARLENE REDDING, EMMA JEAN McNAUGHTON. Second Row:— CLOYD McCARRELL, HARMON HODGKINSON, WILEY POPE, J. R. BATH, CAROL BURKE, CAROLYN HAWS, LANA TON, WAYNE DAVIS, LARRY LEE, FRANK JARAMILLO, HAROLD JONES, TERRY HADLOCK, MORGAN SLAUGH, BRENT Row Three:— GAIL MERRELL, NEWELL ACORD, DOROTHY HARRISON, CAROL HUNTING, ILEEN STALEY, MARJORIE HOPKINS, MARY WOODARD, GLADE ROSS, LONNY HADLOCK, VICTOR MANWARING, Row Four:— KAREN NAY, ELAINE BODILY, EMMA JEAN RASMUSSEN, CAROLYN SULLIVAN, JOANNE OLSEN, MELLA WEEKS, GRETA Looking ahead with the expectation of playing in the Senior Band, the Junior Band added played its fine music and marching ability. Junior RUST, JACK CONNORS, RAYMOND KIER, PAUL SEARLE, SHEREE STRINGHAM, JUDY MONTGOMERY. BENNY FREE- BELCHER, HOWARD SADDLIER, GERALD HODGKINSON, DALE, HULLINGER, DAVID BENNION, LINDA ALLEN, GARY SUT- WINWARD, DAVID MORTENSEN. LOU RICHARDSON, MILLIE KAY CALDER, ERVA GALLEY, COLEEN BINGHAM, CAROL SOWARDS, DONALD SMITH, DANNY ALLEN, KAY POPE. much to the music department of Uintah. Performing during band days, the Junior Band dis- JEAN HODGKINSON Editor CONNIE LUNDELL Assistant Editor Uintahn For the first time in the history the assembling of the yearbook, ing the footprints made by the The staff spent many happy the goal they had placed before Editor, Jean Hodgkinson, with nie Lundell, saw that things took Janie Odekirk recorded the events Eaton and Elinor King supplied the clearly understood. The work of was done by Steve Tate and this could not have been done adviser, Mr. Hollingworth. Now the year is over. Next new things happen, but the staff footprints recorded in their '54 Staff of U. H. S., a class was held for This class was devoted to record- Utes during 1953-'54. and some weary hours to achieve themselves. the help of Assistant Editor, Con- form as the year marched onward, with pencil and typewriter. VaLoy art to make the footprints more taking and printing the pictures Dennis Campbell. Of course all without the wise guidance of our year there will be a new staff and of '53-'54 will never forget the Uintahn. GRAHAM HOLLINGWORTH Adviser ELAINE MASSEY, FLOYE BURNS, BONETA FREESTONE, SHERYL COOPER, MARILYN SNOW, RUBY REESE, and GENE FOX, Winner, did a fine job of en- couraging more peo- ple to buy yearbooks. JANIE ODEKIRK Typist JOYCE ROBBINS Business Manager 79 EDITOR CONNIE OAKS has done a swell job this year in putting out the school paper. Perhaps Connie's success should be attributed to her willingness to work with the other members on her staff. We of the school say, Thanks, Connie! DTE ROW WOW JOLEEN TIMOTHY filled the position of Assistant Editor to the letter. She is fun and above all knows how to work when the time rolls around to put out our school paper. May we say thanks to you, too, Joleen. 80 This year the Ute Pow Wow staff has had a very exciting time putting out the annual school papers. With twenty-six members on the staff, the papers get a variety of different ideas. But then we still have our troubles of trying to get our paper out in due time. A certain amount of time is given to our reporters to gather information. A deadline is set for the information and events to go in the paper. When the paper was ready to be stenciled, we then knew we had accomplished our duty. Some of the fun moments were when we had headaches of trying to put a paper out after ruining two or three stencils. You can't put a paper out if half of the staff has suddenly disappeared. And if you heard screaming and something that sounded like a stampede, you knew Ronnie Hatch was heckling the girls again. Smoke Signals is also one of our willing duties being presented every Friday at 6:05. But at the end of the year the staff's only comment is, It really has been fun, and Joe Jensen has been a swell adviser. Left to right:— I LA MANWARING, JOYCE ROBBINS, RENEE HENDERSON, KAY PEYTON, RENEE SAMUELS, CHARLENE KAY, CONNIE OAKS, RONNIE HATCH, LEON KENNEY, ADOREE PREECE, NAOMI MASSEY, ELAINE NEAL, ALICE POWELL, MARGARET JAMES, NORMA JEAN McCLEAN. JOAN CUTSHAW, JOLEEN TIMOTHY, SHARON JAMES, KATHLEEN SHOWALTER, PHIL STREGIAL, DOUG ROLF, JOSEPH JENSEN, Ad- viser; and CHERIE GEE. 8 Those attending out-of-state conventions were Rita McConkie, Jean McConkie, Janie Odekirk, Joy Smith, Elinor King, Ora Fay Wardle, and Eleanore Hacking. They learned many things that will help both themselves and their school. The winners of the I Speak For Demacrocy contest at Uintah were Clair Hopkins, Charlene Kay, Elinor King, Pat Lee, and Jeanie Hodgkinson. Clair also won second place in our region. Winners BOYS' STATE, here we come, was in the minds of Blaine Palmer, Gene Fox, Bob Murray, Karl Baese, Kenneth Hacking, and Ralph Olsen, as they traveled to Camp Williams to learn many useful things in a democracy. Tom Wardell was absent when the pic- ture was taken. Renee Henderson, Pat Lee, and Rae Oxborrow represented Uintah High as GIRLS' STATE last summer. We know they did a swell job and had loads of fun doing it, from the many things they have said about their experiences. 82 I Who’s Who ; v ' Other members of the Senior Who's Who were: Rae Oxborrow, Miriam Smith, Pat Lee, Jean Hodgkinson, Jeanie Johnstun, DeLoy Vernon, Gene Fox, Jay B. Karren, and Blaine Palmer. The choice is based upon scholarship, school activity, church activity, and civic service. Winners of the annual scholarship award were presented with beautiful watches by Gardner's Jewelry. 83 This year Uintah played host to the Region Speech Meet held March 26. Some will remember the meet by the classy kids from South and North Emery who stayed with them; but those who took part will remember it by the hours of hard work they put into preparing the contest numbers. Participating in events were: Debate, Charlie Johnson and Ken Hacking, superior; Dilworth Rust and Steve Tate, honorable mention; Gerald Walker and John McCoy. Extemporaneous speaking, Renee Hen- derson, superior; Lee Caldwell, excellent. Dramatic reading, Ora Fay Wardle, excellent. Oratory, Laretta Bowden, excellent. Humorous reading, Lorraine Durfee and Marlene Twitchell. Pantomime, Steve Cast, superior; Arlene Sullivan and Catherine Searle, excellent. Retold story, Laretta Bowden, honorable men- tion. Radio broadcasting, Steve Case, superior; Pat Lee, excellent. One-act play, superior, second place. Cast members were Karl Pope, Arlene Sullivan, Kenny Ashby, Phil Colton, Clair Hopkins, Frank Peters, Lee Walker, and Steve Case. We Participated in Contests Left to right:— ARLENE SULLIVAN. MARLENE TWITCHELL, CATHERINE SEARLE, ORA FAE WARDLE, RENEE HENDERSON, PAT LEE, LARETTA BOWDEN, DILWORTH RUST. STEVE TATE, LEE WALKER, FRANK PETERS, CLAIR HOPKINS, KENNY ASHBY, KARL POPE, PHIL COLTON, LEE CALDWELL, STEVE CASE, JOHN McCOY, GERALD WALKER, CHARLIE JOHNSON, KENNY HACKING. 84 'I Those representing our school in Type at Price in ihe annual region meet, are:— ? PAT LEE, JANET JOHNSON, CONNIE LUNDELL, ANN WANKIER Second Year; CAROL CASE, WAYNE POPE, LAIRD JOHNSON, LEE CALDWELL. First Year. Places on the Bookkeeping team were captured by . . . BLAINE PALMER, JEAN HODGKINSON, JANIE ODEKIRK, PAT LEE, First Year; and JOY SMITH, Second Year. Lou Ann Shaetfer reads a practice dictation to Short- hand ieam members. They are:— GLORIA GRIMME, PAT LEE, JEAN JOHNSON, RAE OXBOR- ROW, Second Year; DeLOY VERNON, JANIE ODEKIRK, CONNIE LUNDELL, SHARON JAMES, DILWORTH RUST, First Year. 85 I swear, Judge, somebody pushed me. Why not talk about us? Please, Bill, let's not spoil the evening. “Dear Ruth” 86 This year's school play, directed by Joseph Jensen and student director Clair Hopkins, was a big success. Ruth's troubles brought on by her younger sister Miriam, brought endless laughs. Ruth's love affairs were going along smoothly and she was engaged to marry Albert Rum- mer. Then the doings of her little sister, Miriam, came to light. Miriam had been trying to cheer up a soldier boy, whose name she had obtained by writing to him. She sent him Ruth's picture and signed Ruth's name. The soldier, Lt. William Seawright, had fallen hard for Ruth, so when he actually came to see her, he hoped to take her back with him. Ruth went out with the poor soldier to break the news to him, but she just couldn't bring herself to do it. After going with Lt. Seawright all of his ieave, she finally managed to tell him the truth. But it was the truth no more, for she had fallen in love with him. As the play ends, a sailor enters, with high hopes and good intentions also. DORENE REYNOLDS......................... Dora LARETTA BOWDEN ___________ Mrs. Edith Wilkins DANNA MAR HERBERT...............Miriam Wilkins KARL POPE _______________ Judge Harry Wilkins PAT LEE......................... Ruth Wilkins ROGER HACKING Lt. William Seawright STEVE CASE . . Albert Kummer KONA MAR JENKINS ... Martha Seawright DILWORTH RUST Sgt. Chuck Vincent LEE CALDWELL Harold Klobbermeyer 87 Renee Henderson and Cherie Gee, as Raggedy Ann and Andy, were among the dolls in Santa's Workshop. Sherry Karren's dance was another outstanding number which made the Christmas Assembly, presented by the Girls' Pep Club, a big success. STAGE CREW Assembly Tomorrow was the cue for the stage crew to be ready to help with whatever may arise. They helped to make our lyceums and assemblies a success and run smoothly. Members were: Left to right: ROGER HACKING LEE WALKER, Manager GEORGE D. MERKLEY FRANK PETERS KARL POPE GEORGE SEARLE PHIL COLTON DILWORTH RUST 88 Mr. Burchinal, with his saxaphone, gave everyone a thrill during the Band Concert. Curses, Foiled Again, or The Persecuted Maiden. The Exchange Assembly—straight from the files of Ovard—found that a ham was hard to find at Uintah . . . Dum fa dum dum. 'What's 5 and 5, Queeny? 'Now Beverly, tie your doll clothes on the line.' Ralph Blackwell introduces Judy and Johnny to the student body. 90 Santa adds life to the Christmas Dance. An outstanding new event at Uintah this year was the Homecoming. Each club sponsored a candidate to vie for Queen. Lois Goodrich, representing the Girls' Pep, was crowned Queen at the dance. Janet Johnson, sponsored by the Varsity Club, and Janie Odekirk from the Commercial Club, were her at- tendants. Other candidates were: Elaine Massey, F. H. A.; Ann Wankier, F. F. A.; Elinor King, Boys' Pep; and Adoree Preece, Thespian. Cloyd McCarrell and Diane Lyman reign over the Junior High Sweetheart Ball. 91 Blaine Palmer and Joy Smith, F. F. A. and F. H. A. presidents, crown the queen and her attendants at the Harvest Ball. Marie Nelson, Senior, reigned; as Junior, Janet Johnson, Celestine Manzanares, Sopho- more; and Frances Allen, Freshman, reigned as her attendants. The theme of the dance was Hawaiian Paradise. A Night in Sing Sing was the unusual theme of the Sophomores. An electric chair and the head ac- cessories were the throne and crowns for Danna Mar Herbert and Don Harrison. Their attendants were DeAnn Workman and Paul Guillory. 92 Kids attend one of the many dances at Uintah. The enjoy- ment is delightful and gives everyone a chance to meet his friends. Cheryl Cooper and Floyd Bowden were the lucky two to reign over the Fresh- man Dance, Four Leaf Clover. Beautiful Monta Rae Caldwell was crowned queen over the annual Sweetheart Ball, spon- sored by the Associated Student Council. She was crowned by Bob Murray, our Student Body President. Her escort was Tom Wardell. 93 The Junior Prom Assembly, which was presented from the Pair- a-Dice Inn, displayed Junior talent, with Pat Bruce singing September Song. JUNIOR PROM Refreshments were served from a huge frozen punch bowl, with blue lights, in a room of murals and fish, to add to th.e Deep Sea Paradise atmosphere. 94 Many footprints and development, the past year, a our achievements .. Ups : f'- Wm mm mm : ■ m ■m lead to a stronger nation through education by the creation of competition and fair play. In Curves! Strikes! Hits! And the 1954 baseball season was underway. A nice spring day, with the sound of a bat's crack echoing over the dia- mond, brought cheers from everyone, as we played our first games against Union. The rest of the season went quite well for the Utes. The support of the student body and townspeople is making baseball a fast-growing sport in our school. Pitchers Don Harrison, Bob Lafeen, George Coonradt, and Merlin Richens practice firing those fast curves across the plate. B a s e b a I Members of the Baseball Team were: First Row, left to right:— BOB OZIEK, GARY SLAUGH, GEORGE COONRADT, BOB LAFEEN, GARY HATCH, JERRY CUTSHAW, BUDDY DONOVAN, TERRY ANDER- SON, COACH GRANT MOSER. Row Two:— FRANK JARAMILLO, MERLIN RICHENS, DENNIS BILBEY, DON HARRISON, ALDEN SHAFFER, LOYD WETENKAMP, CLIFTON MERKLEY, and STERLING KENDALL. 98 rack Merlin Richens, Earl Gross, Dwain Tall, and Tom Wardell fake fheir places as they hear: On your mark. Gef sef. Bang! Starting off the cinder season with a bang, Uintah held an intramural track meet, in which anyone could participate. The Seniors won the meet, with the Juniors second, and the Sophomores third. From those who took part in the intramurals were chosen our track team. Representing Uintah in track were: First Row, left to right:— NELDON HACKING, BUDDY DONOVAN, GEORGE COONRADT, DWAIN HALL, FRED CALDER, BILL WALKER, CLIFTON MERKLEY, COY KANISTANAUX, BOB LAFEEN, CHARLIE JOHNSON, TERRY ANDERSON. KENNY HACKING, COACH AXLEGARD. Second Row:— BLAINE PALMER, TOM WARDELL, EARL GROSS, RONNIE HATCH, DEAN LUNDELL, MORGAN LEE. ART LEE, and MERLIN RICHENS. NORMAN MERRELL COACH GRANT MOSER brought the boys a long way up the ladder of success as he led them to a double win over Union, thus breaking a long spell of losses. A cheery smile, backed with solid know-how, marked an event- ful season. VaLOY EATON BRENT ROBERTS Uintah Go To KEN FELTCH CLIFTON MERKLEY RONNIE ABEGGLEN YOU UTES rang loud, long and oft yelling fired the desire to win as our Meet. too EARL GOSS Champs State as loyal Utes responded to our vivacious cheerleaders. Such hearty team became division champions and gained a berth at the State STERLING KENDALL BUDDY DONOVAN TERRY ANDERSON FLOYD HULLINGER GARY HATCH ART LEE 101 Uintah's offense sparkles as Gary Hatch gets off a set shot. Uintah 45— Uintah 42— Uintah 53— Uintah 53— Uintah 60- Uintah 48- Uintah 61 — Uintah 63— Easy does it, and VaLay Eaton tanks anothetr two points in a crucial season's battle with Union. -Duchesne .. 40 -Union ........34 -Altamont .....38 -Tabiona ......50 -Duchesne .....41 -Union ........42 -Altamont ....-42 -Tabiona ......42 Uintah takes command as Terry Anderson steals the ball. Terry Anderson puts the game on ice as he connects for two foul pitches in the closing seconds of the game. Ute supporters witnessed thrilling action as Hurri- cane edged the Utes from the State Tournament. VaLoy Eaton and Buddy Donovan press No. 7 closely as Hurricane taxes the rebound. Thrilling displays of marching and showmanship oc- curred during half-time activities. The Girls' Pep made a block U as the audience sang the school song. Eaton found himself in trouble, but Lee and Kendall came to offer needed assistance. Terry Anderson makes a drive as the opposing team tries to stop him. Buddy Donovan is brought to a sudden halt as his guard tries to block him from the side. Ronnie Abegglen and VaLoy Eaton are watching for an opening to aid him. We won! The happy students rush out on the floor to congratulate their team. The referee struggles to get through the victorious Utes. 105 The jump between Merrell and Hutchings starts the game at Union. Eaton and Gross wait tor the tip. The second team did a fine job in basketball this year. They lost only a few of their league games and made both townspeople and the student body proud of them. Below:—Johnny Murray, George Coonradt and some Union players tangle for the loose ball. 106 Basketball was only one of the many games enjoyed by the P. E. class- es this year. Other sports that were taught were softball, soccer, and volley- ball. Exercises and methods for improv- ing your posture were also given. The volleyball team that participated on Activities Day did a swell job of rep- resenting our school. Team members were: Left to right:— ELEANORE HACKING, CATHERINE SEARLE, ELAINE NEALL, JANIE ODE- KIRK, DONNETTA OLSON, GUYLA STEWART, CARMA RAE HACKING, SHARON JAMES, MARVA MURRAY, and LOU ANN SHAFFER. Winners of the Girls' Intramurals basketball was the Junior team. Members were: Left to right:— CATHERINE SEARLE, ELAINE NEAL, SHARON JAMES, ELAINE MASSEY, I LA MANWARING, NAOMA KAR REN, Captain; ANGALA CHIVERS, JANET ROBINS, and JANET JOHNSON. GIRLS’ SPORTS 107 As well as being admired and respected by all who worked with him, Coach Axlegard was liked by everyone. He spent many hours in helping our team acquire useful football techniques. Let's go West! Foot 1 FIGHT 'EM! It looks like there's no way out for this Union player as Terry Anderson pulls him down from behind. ■ 108 GRANT RICHENS Athletic Manager STERLING KENDALL Halfback EDWARD MERKLEY Guard KENNETH HACKING Guard FIGHT 'EM! KENNETH CALDWELL Center TOM WARDELL Halfback GARY SLAUGH End LYLE McCARRELL Center 109 The snake chain, down through Main Street, started the night for the big cheering session for the football team in the intersection. KARL POPE End BOB PATTERSON Guard GARY KNIGHT Tackle MERLIN RICHENS Halfback TERRY ANDERSON End ART LEE Halfback CHARLES JOHNSON Quarterback VERLIN VINCENT End GEORGE COONRADT End BOB MURRAY Quarterback DWAIN HALL Tackle KENT STRINGHAM End GEORGE ALEXANDER Quarterback EARL GROSS Halfback BILLY WALKER Guard MARTY ROMINGER Center The band in full uniform adds color and excitement at the half-time of the Union game. FRANK PETERS Guard PHIL COLTON Tackle VARD SHINER Guard JERRY CUTSHAW Fullback RONALD HATCH Halfback JOHN ROBBINS Guard VAUGHN MOTT Guard BOB LAFEEN Fullback Union is in trouble and I don't believe Uintah is coming to the rescue? ? ? ? Conradt, assisted by McCarrel, makes every step count in yardage against Union. A quick change of pace by Gross loses two Union players as he skirts around right end. Uintah 0 Lincoln 6 Uintah Uintah 14— 21 27- Moab 7 Uintah Uintah 14 27 13- Moab 6 Uintah . .. 0 Union 18 ERROL BURNS GENE COONRADT End Fullback Wrestling Wrestling is starting to take a big hold on the Utes. This year there were intra- murals, which were enjoyed by all, along with the regular meets with other schools. To keep in top shape the team tumbled. Tom Wardell, Bob Murray, McCoy Kanistanaux, George Alexander, Tommy Alexander, and Ronnie Hatch rep- resented Uintah in wrestling. Tom Wardell pins his man to gain vital points for Uintah against Carbon. 114 PEDIGREES GEORGE ALEXANDER . . . Wrestling Team 1-3-4; Football 3-4; Varsity Club 3-4. GARY ANDERSON . . . F. F. A. I-2-3-4; Special Awards 3. KARL BAESE . . . Class Officer 3-4; Student Council 3; Commercial Club 2-3: Boys' Pep Club 3-4; I Speak For Demacracy Winner 3: School Play 2; Seminary 2; Boys' State 3; Prom Committee 3; Senior Day Committee 4; Senior Hop Committee 4; Boys' Student Council 3. ERROL BURNS . . . Comrercial Club 2: Football 4; Basketball 2-3; Homeroom Officer 4; Varsity Club 4. FRED CALDER . . . F. F. A. Convention 1-2; Class Officer 1-3; F. F. A. I-2-3-4; Commercial Club 3, Vice-President 4; Boys' Pep Club 2-3-4; Band I; Seminary 1-2, Graduate 3, Co-Chairman of Gradu- ation Committee 3; Opera I; Wrestling Tteam I; Graduation Committee 4; Track 3-4; Police Force 4; Varsity Club 3-4: F. F. A. Meats Judging Team 3. KENNETH CALDWELL . . . School Play 3; SOS Club 2; Football 4; Prom Committee 3; Senior Day Committee 4; Track 3; Homeroom Officer; Var- sity Club 4. MONTA RAE CALDWELL . . . Girls' League Vice-President 4; Commercial Club 3-4; Girls' Pep Club 4; Glee I; Seminary 1-2, Graduate 3; Opera I; Senior Hop Committee 4; Homeroom Officer 1-4; Sweetheart Queen 4; Harvest Ball Candidate 2. EUGENE COONRADT . . . Football 2-3-3; Basketball 3; Varsity Club 3-4. JOAN CUTSHAW . . . F. H. A. Club 1-2; Commercial Club 2-3-4; Girls' Pep Club 4; Ute Pow Wow 4; Senior Hop Committee 4. KENT G. DAVIS . . . F. F. A. 1-2; Key Club 2-3; Wrestling Team 2-3; Football 2-3; Prom Committee 3; Graduation Committee 4; Police Force I; Varsity Club I-2-3-4. GENE FOX . . . Boys' League Officer 4; Key Club 4; Boys' Pep Club 4; Glee 1-4; Seminary 1-2, Graduate 3; Opera I; Boys' State 3; Uin- tahn Staff 4: Sophomore Planning Committee 2; Prom Com- mittee 3; Graduation Committee 4; Senior Who's Who 4. CHERIE GEE . . . F. H. A. I; Girls' Pep Club 2-3-4; Seminary 1-2, Graduate 3; Ute Pow Wow 4; Banner Carrier 1-4; Prom Committee 3; Graduation Committee 4; Senior Hop 4; Cheerleader 3; Homeroom Officer 4; Homecoming Committee 4; Freshie Frolic Committee I ; Sophomore Swing Committee 2. LOWELL GLINES . . . F. F. A. 1-2: Boys' Pep Club 3-4; Seminary 3; Prom Commit- tee 3; Senior Day Committee 4: Senior Hop 4; Homeroom Officer I; Police Force I. JEAN GOODRICH . . . F. H. A. 4; Commercial Club 2-3-4; Glee Club 1-2-4; School Play 3; Seminary 1-2, Graduate 3: Opera I; Music I-2-3-4; Harvest Ball Committee 4; Uintahn Staff 3; Exchange Assembly 4; Banner Carrier 3-4; Prom Committee 3. GLORIA GRIMME . . . Christmas Dance Committee; Homeroom Officer 2; other school, Powell High School. KEN HACKING . . . Class Officer 3; Boys' League Officer 4; Boys, Pep Club 1-2-3, President 4; Band I, Officer 2-3-4; Orchestra 2; Boys’ State 3; Music 2-3-4; Football 3-4; Basketball 2; Prom Com- mittee 4; Senior Hop Committee 4; Track 3-4; Service Bureau 3; Debating 3-4; Homeroom Officer 1-2; Varsity Club 3-4; Freshie Frolic Committee I; Sophie Swing Committee 2. ROGER HACKING . . . Thespian Club 3, President 4; F. F. A. 4; Commercial Club 3; Glee 1-2-3; School Play I-2-3-4; Department Play 3-4; Opera I; Contest Play 3: Extemporaneous Speaking 2; Football 3; Prom Committee 3; Senior Hop Committee 4; Stage Crew 3, Manager 4; Service Bureau 4; Varsity Club 3-4. DEE HALL . . . Seminary 1-2-3, Graduate 4; Operetta 2; SOS Club President 2- 3; Radio Newscasting 3; Extemporaneous Speaking 2; Proj- ect Committee 4; Spanish Club 3-4. CAROLYN HATCH . . . F. H. A. I; Glee I -4. RONALD HATCH . . . Delegate to Conventions 3; Boys' Pep Club 4; Ute Pow Wow 4; Wrestling Team 3-4; Football 2-3-4; Project Committee 4; Track 3-4; Police Force 4; Homeroom Officer 4; Varsity Club 3- 4. HOLLIS HAWS . . . Boys' Pep Club 4; Band I-2-3-4; Seminary 1-2, Graduate 3; Pep Band 2-3, Leader 4; Senior Day Committee 4. STEVE HAYNES . . . Commercial Club 2-3; S. O. S. Club 2; Wrestling Team I; Yearbook Photography I-2-3-4; Accounting Team 3; Type Team 2-3; Senior Day Committee 4. RENEE' HENDERSON . . . Senior Who’s Who 4; Thespian Club 2-3-4; F. H. A. I; Com- mercial Club 2-3-4; Girls' Pep Club I-2-3-4, President; School Play I; Ute Pow Wow 4; Girls' State 3; Uintahn 1-2; Banner Carrier 1-4; Retold Story 2; Type Team 2; Prom Chairman 3; Graduation Committee 4; Project Committee 3; Senior Hop Chairman 4; Police Force 4; Cheerleader 3; Oration 2-3; Homeroom Officer I; Freshie Frolic Committee I; I Speak For Democracy 2; Sophie Swing Chairman 2; Homecoming Chairman 4. JEAN HODGKINSON . . . School Dance Band I; I Speak For Democracy 4; Sopho- more Planning Committee 2; Sophomore Swing Committee 2; Student Council 4; Girls' League Officer 3; Commercial Club 2-3-4; Girls' Pep Club 3-4; Band 1-2; Seminary 1-2, Graduate 3: Pep Band I; Shorthand Team 3; Uintahn Editor 4; Type Team 2: Prom Committee 3; Graduation Committee 4; Police Force 4; Girls' Softball Team 1-2-3; Posture Parade I; Book- keeping Team 4. MARGARET JAMES . . . F. H. A. I-2-3-4; Commercial Club 3; Band 1-2-3; Drum Maj- orette 4; Orchestra 1-2; Glee 4; Ute Pow Wow 4; Music I; Pep Band I-2-3-4; Prom Committee 3; Graduation Committee 4: Project Committee 4; Softball Team 1-3; Posture Parade 2-3; Freshie Frolic I; Sophomore Swing 2; Harvest Ball Com- mittee and Floor Show 4. KARL DEE JENKINS . . . F. F. A. 1-2; Boys' Pep Club 2-3-4; Seminary 1-2, Graduate 3; Wrestling Team 1-2; Football I; Prom Committee 3; Senior Day Committee 4; Homeroom Officer I. JEAN JOHNSTUN . . . Commercial Club 2-3-4; Seminary 1-2, Graduate Chairman 3; Girls' State Alternate 3; Shorthand Team 3; Sponsor 4; Prom Committee 3; Graduation Committee 4; Posture Parade I. RAY JONES . . . SOS Club 2; Propect Committee 4; Homeroom Officer 4. JAY B. KARREN . . . Commercial Club 2; Band 1-2; Seminary 1-2, Graduate 3; Pep Band 1-2; SOS Club 1-2, Secretary 3; Special Awards: At- tendance I; Outstanding work in Science 3; Graduation Com- mittee 4. McCOY KANISTANAUX . . . Student Council 4; Boys' League Officer 4; F. F. A. I; Boys' Pep 2-3; Ute Pow Wow 4; Wrestling Team I-2-3-4; Football 2-3; Senior Day Committee 4; Track I-2-3-4; Police Force 2; Varsity Club 3-4. CHARLENE KAY . . . F. H. A. 1-2; Commercial Club 3; Girls' Pep Club 3-4; I Speak For Democracy 4; Seminary 3; Ute Pow Wow 4; Har- vest Ball I ; Band Sponsor 4; Readings I; Freshie Frolic Com- mittee I; Sophomore Swing Committee 2; Graduation Com- mittee 4; Project Committee 4; Senior Hop Committee 4; Homeroom Officer I: Girls' Volleyball 2; Girls' Softball 2; Posture Parade 1-2. GARY KNIGHT . . . Commercial Club 2; Band I-2-3-4; Pep Band I-2-3-4; Wrest- ling Team 2-3-4; Football 3-4; Senior Day Committee 4; Var- sity Club 3-4. 115 BOB LAFEEN . . . Football 4; Senior Hop Committee 4; Track 4; Varsity Club 3-4. PAT LEE . . . Class Officer I; Girls' League Officer 3; Commercial Club 2-3-4: Girls’ Pep 2, Secretary 3-4; Band 1-2; Orchestra 1-2-3; School Play 2-4; Seminary Graduate 4; Girls' State 3: Clarinet Duet; Girls' Sextette 3; Girls' Trio 4: Pep Band 1-2; Short- hand Team 3: Prom Committee 3; Graduation Chairman 4; Senior Hop Committee 4; Girls' Track I; Police Force 4; Homeroom Officer 1-4; Girls' Volleyball 2; Girls' Softball 1- 2-3; Posture Parade I; Sweetheart Candidate 4; Christmas Dance Queen 3; I Speak For Democracy 4; United Nations Finals 3. VERLE MACKAY . . . Homeroom Officer 4; Key Club 2-3; Seminary 1-2, Graduate 3; Sophie Swing Committee 2. NAOMI MASSEY . . . Band I; Orchestra I; Glee I; Ute Pow Wow 4; Opera I; Pep Band I; Clarinet Trio I; Prom Committee 3; Senior Hop Committee 4. JEAN McCONKIE . . . F. H. A. 4; Commercial Club 3-4; Band I-2-3-4; Music 2-3; Pep Band 3: Accounting Team 3; Prom Committee 3; Project Committee 4; Posture Parade 3. NORMA JEAN McLEAN . . . F. H. A. 1-2; Girls' Pep Club 3-4; Seminary 1-2, Graduate 3. CLIFTON MERKLEY . . . Baseball Team 2-3-4; F. F. A. 1-2, Officer 3-4; Key Club 2, Officer 4; Seminary 1-3, Graduate 4; Basketball 3-4; Gradu- ation Committee 4; Track 3: Stage Crew 3; Oratorical Con- test F. F. A. 3-4; Harvest Ball Committee 3-4; Varsity Club 2- 3-4. EDDY MERKLEY . . . F. F. A. I, Officer 2-3-4; Seminary 2-3; Football 3-4; Gradu- ation Committee 4; Track 3; Oratorical Contest—F. F. A. I-2-3-4; Homeroom Officer I; Varsity Club 3-4. GLEN MERKLEY . . . F. F. A. I-2-3-4; Parliamentary Procedure 2-3; Key Club Offi- cer 4; Seminary 1-2, Graduate 3; Wrestling Team I; Project Committee 4; Senior Day Committee 4; F. F. A. Oralorical Contest I-2-3-4; Homeroom Officer 2-3. TOM MONTGOMERY . . . F. F. A. 1-2; Key Club 2-3; Football 3; Prom Committee 3; Senior Hop Committee 4; Varsity Club 3-4; Sophie Swing Committee 2. MARVA MURRAY . . . F. H. A. 1-2; Commercial Club 2-3-4; Band Sponsor 4; Girls' Pep Club 4; Seminary 1-2, Graduate 3; Type Team 2; Gradu- ation Committee 4; Project Committee 4; Senior Hop Com- mittee 4. ROBERT MURRAY . . . Student Body President 4; Class Officer 1-2; F. F. A. I-2-3-4; Boys' Pep Club I-2-3-4; Boys' State 3; Wrestling Team 1-3-4; Football 2-3-4; Prom Committee 3; Senior Hop Committee 4; Track 2-3-4; Service Bureau I; Junior Prom King 3; Varsity Club 3-4. MARIE NELSON . . . Girls’ Pep Club 1-2-3, Officer 4; Seminary 1-2, Graduate 3; Ute Pow Wow 4; Sponsor 4; Prom Committee 3; Graduation Committee 4; Senior Day Committee 4; Freshie Frolic Com- mittee I ; Sophie Swing Committee 2; Homeroom Officer 1-2-3; Girls' Softball 2-3; Harvest Ball Candidate 2, Queen 4. CONNIE OAKS . . . Class Officer 3: Thespian Club 4; F. H. A. I; Commercial Club 2; Girls’ Pep Club 3-4; Band Sponsor 4; Variety Night 2; Ute Pow Wow Editor 4; Readings 1-2; Prom Committee 3; Graduation Committee 4; Propect Committee 4; Senior Hop Chairman 4; Police Force I; Homeroom Officer 2; Posture Parade I ; Sophie Swing 2. RALPH OLSEN . . . Class Officer 4; Commercial Club 2-3-4; Declamation Finals 3; Seminary 1-2, Graduate 3; Boys' State 3; SOS Club 1-2; Prom Committee 3; Graduation Committee 4; Project Com- mittee 4; Police Force 3; Service Bureau 4; Spanish Club 2-3: Boys' Student Council 3. HARVEY OWENS . . . Key Club 2-3; Visual Aids Committee 3-4; Football 2-4; Bas- ketball 2; Prom Committee 3; Senior Day Committee 4; Senior Hop Committee 4; Homeroom Officer 3-4; Varsity Club 2-3-4. RAE OXBORROW . . . Class Officer 3; Girls' League President 4; Commercial Club 2- 3-4; Girls' Pep Club 1-2-3, Vice-President 4; Girls' State 3; Shorthand Team 3; Prom Committee 3; Graduation Commit- tee 4; Project Committee 4; Freshie Frolic Committee I; Senior Day Committee 4; Senior Hop Committee 4; Sophie Swing Committee 2; Homeroom Officer 1-3. BLAINE PALMER . . . Class Officer 2. President 4; F. F. A. I-2-3-4; Key Club 3-4; Boys' Pep Club 3-4; Seminary 1-2, Graduate 3; Boys' State 3: Prom Committee 3; Graduation Committee 4; Project Committee 4; Senior Day Committee 4; Senior Hop Commit- tee 4; F. F. A. Oratorical Contest 3: Homeroom Officer 1-2-3; Junior Red Cross Council 2; Boys' Student Council. DALLAS PERRY . . . F. F. A. 1-2; Band 1-2; Pep Band I; Seminary 1-2, Graduate 3. KAY PEYTON . . . F. H. A. I-2-3-4; Ute Pow Wow 4; Graduation Committee 4. GRANT RICHENS . . . Boys' Pep Club 3-4; Special Awards 2-3-4; Football 2-3-4; Track 2-3-4; Christmas King 3; Varsity Club 3-4. MYRNA ROBBINS . . . Girls' Pep Club 4; Glee I: Seminary 1-2-3, Graduate 3; Opera I: Prom Committee 3; Senior Day Committee 4; Senior Hop Committee 4; Homeroom Officer 2; Posture Parade I. DOUGLAS ROLFE . . . Class Officer 1-2-4; Boys' Pep Club I-2-3-4; Glee I; Ute Pow Wow 4; Opera I; Freshie Frolic I: Sophie Swing 2; Bas- ketball 1-2: Prom Committee Co-Chairman; Graduation Com mittee 4; Senior Hop Committee 4; Police Force 2; Home- room Officer 1-2-3. EMMA SADIER . . . F. H. A. I; Graduation Committee 4. RENEE SAMUELS . . . Commercial Club 2-3; Girls' Pep Club 2-3-4; Ute Pow Wow 4; Seminary 1-2, Graduate 3; Banner Carrier 3-4; Prom Com- mittee 3; Freshie Frolic I; Sophie Swing 2; Graduation Com- mittee 4; Senior Hop Committee 4; Girls' Softball 2-3: Pos- ture Parade 2. LOU ANN SHAFFER . . . Commercial 3-4; Band Sponsor 4; Prom Committee 3; Project Committee 4. DEON BEHUNIN SHEFLET . . . Band Twirler 1-2-3; Twirler 4; Glee 4; Seminary 1-2, Graduate 3; Ute Pow Wow 4; Music I; Type Team 2; Graduation Com- mittee 4; Project Committee 4; Senior Day Committee 4; Girls' Softball 1-2-3; Posture Parade I; Sophie Swing 2. KATHLEEN SHOWALTER . . . Girls' Pep Club I, Officer 2-3-4; Seminary 1-2; Ute Pow Wow 4; Uintahn I; Banner Carrier 1-4; Prom Committee 3; Gradu- ation Committee 4; Senior Hop Committee 4; Freshie Frolic Committee I; Sophie Swing Committee 2; Homecoming Com- mittee 4; Cheerleader 3; Homeroom Officer 2. JOY SMITH . . . F. H. A. 1-2-3, President 4; Commercial Club 3-4; Girls’ Pep Club 4: Seminary 1-2, Graduate 3; Accounting Team 3; Type Team 2; Prom Committee 3; Senior Hop Committee 4. MIRIAM SMITH . . . Girls' League Officer 4; F. H. A. 2-3-4; Girls' Pep Club 3, Officer 4; School Play Publicity Chairman 4; Seminary 1-2, Graduate 3; Girls' Day Dance 3; Sophie Swing 2; Prom Com- mittee 3; Graduation Committee 4; Senior Hop Committee 4; Police Force 4; Homeroom Officer 4; Posture Parade 1-2-3. GUYLA STEWART . . . F. H. A. I-2-3-4; Class Oficer 4; Girls' Pep Club 4; Band 1-2-3, Majorette 4; Orchestra 1-2; Glee 4; Seminary 1-2, Graduate 3; Music 3-4; Pep Band 2-3; Sophie Swing 2; Freshie Frolic I; Prom Committee 3: Graduation Committee 4; Project Committee 4; Senior Hop Committee 4; Home- room Officer 3-4; Girls' Volleyball 2; Girls’ Softball 1-2-3; Posture Parade 2-3; Homecoming Committee 4; Harvest Ball Floor Show 4. JOLEEN TIMOTHY . . . Student Body Historian 4; Class President 2; Thespian Club 3- 4; Girls’ Pep Club 1-2. Officer 3-4; Department Play 2; Seminary 1-2, Graduate 3; Ute Pow Wow Associate Editor; Retold Story 2; Prom Committee 3; Graduation Committee 4; Freshie Frolic Committee I; Sophomore Swing 2; Senior Hop Committee 4; Homeroom Officer 1-2; Sweetheart Candidate I; Prom Queen 3. 116 DELOY VERNON . . . F. F. A. 1-2; Commercial Club 2-3, President 4; Boys' Pep Club 4; Seminary 1-2, Graduate 3-4; Accounting Team 3; Type Team 2-3; Prom Committee 3; Senior Day Chairman 4; Senior Hop Committee 4, LOA DAUN VERNON . . . Commercial Club 3; Girls' Pep Club 4; Ute Pow Wow 4; Prom Committee 3; Project Committee 4; Senior Hop Com- mittee 4; Homeroom Officer 4; Sophie Swing 2. JACKIE WALKER . . . Girls' League Secretory 4; F. H. A. 1-2-3; Commercial Club 2-3-4; Girls' Pep Club 4; Seminary 1-2, Graduate 3; Opera I; Band Sponsor 4; Prom Committee 3; Senior Day Committee 4; Senior Hop Committee 4; Posture Parade 1-2-3; Sophie Swing Committee 2; Christmas Dance 4; Girls' Day Dance 4. ANN WANKIER . . . Student Body Vice-President 4; Commercial Club 2-3-4; Girls' Pep Ciub 2, Officer 3-4; Band 2; Glee I; Seminary Graduate 4; Opera I; Music 1-2-3; Pep Band 2; Band Sponsor 4; Type Team 2; Prom Committee 3; Graduation Committee 4; Sopho- more Dance 2; Freshie Frolic I; Spanish Club 3; Homeroom Officer I; Girls' Softball Team 2-3; Junior Red Cross Council 4; Homecoming Queen Candidate 4; Girls' Student Council 2; Girls' Trio 2-4; Girls' Sextette 3; Exchange Assembly 4; School Dance Band 2. TOM WARDELL . . . Student Body Officer 4; F. F. A. I-2-3-4; Key Club Officer 2: Boys' Pep Club I-2-3-4; Band I; Orchestra I; Seminary 1-2, Graduate 3; Boys' State 3; Pep Band I; Wrestling Team 3-4; Football 2-3-4; Prom Committee 3; Graduation Committee 4; Track 2-3-4; Chief of Police 4; Homeroom Officer 3; Varsity Club Officer 3-4. ORA FAY WARDLE . . . Thespian Club 2-3-4; F. H. A. 1-2-3, Officer 4; Commercial Club 2-3-4; Band 1-4; Variety Night 2-3; School Play 2; Sem- inary 1-2, Graduate 3; Opera I; Music I-2-3-4; United Na- tions 3; Harvest Ball 4. Retold Story 2-3; Prom Committee 3; Graduation Committee 4; Project Committee 4. JOE WEYERMAN . . . Seminary 1-2, Graduate 3; SOS Club 2-3; Wrestling Team I; Project Committee 4. INDEX SENIORS Alexander, George ...................29 Baese, Karl J.........................27 Beehunin, Deon .......................31 Calder, Fred .........................30 Caldwell, Kenneth ..................28 Caldwell, Monta Rae ..................29 Campbell, Dennis ...................29 Catshaw, Joan ........................31 Coonradt, Gene .....................30 Davis, Kent ..........................29 Fox, Gene ............................31 Freestone, Earnest ...................30 Gee, Cherie ..........................29 Glines, Lowell .......................29 Goodrich, Jean .......................29 Grimme, Gloria .......................27 Hacking, Kenneth .....................28 Hacking, Roger .......................31 Hall, Dee ............................28 Hatch, Ronald D. .....................28 Haws, Hollis .........................30 Haynes, Steven .......................31 Henderson, Renee .....................28 Hodgkinson, Jean .....................27 James, Margaret ......................31 Jenkins, Karl Dee ....................28 Johnstun, Jean .......................29 Jones, Ray ...........................3 I Kanistanaux, McCoy ...................29 Karren, Jay B.........................29 Kay, Charlene ........................29 Knight, Gary .........................30 Lateen, Robert .......................28 Lee, Patricia ........................29 Massey, Naomi ........................27 McCarrel, Lyle .......................27 McConkie, J ean ......................31 McLean, Norma Jean ...................28 Merkley, Clifton .....................31 Merkley, Edward ......................31 Merkley, Glen ........................30 Merrell, Norman ......................30 Montgomery, Tom ......................31 Murray, Marva ........................28 Murray, Robert .......................31 Nelson, Marie ........................27 Nelson, Wayne ........................27 Olsenn, Ralph ........................27 Owens, Harvey ........................27 Oxborrow, Rae ........................29 Palmer, Blaine .......................30 Perry, Dallas ........................28 Perry, Darell ..........................27 Peterson, Fran .........................27 Peyton, Kay ............................29 Richens, Grant .........................27 Robbins, Myrna .........................31 Roberts, ArLynn ........................31 Sadlier, Emma ..........................28 Samuels, Renee .........................31 Shaffer, Lou Ann .......................27 Shov alter, Kathy ......................28 Smith, Joy .............................31 Smith, Miriam ..........................27 Stewart, Emma Lou ......................28 Stewart, Guyla .........................28 Stringham, Kent ........................29 Timothy, Joleen ........................30 Vernon, DeLoy ..........................29 Vernon, Loa Dawn .......................29 Walker, Jackie .........................27 Wankier, Ann ...........................31 Wardell, Tom ...........................31 Wardle. Ora Fay ........................28 Weyerman, Joe ..........................29 Wilson, Roberta ........................31 JUNIORS Bath, Jacklyn ..........................34 Bilbey, Denis ..........................33 Billings, Marva ........................33 Bodily, Barbara ........................36 Bodily, Clela ..........................33 Bodily, Luella .........................35 Bowden, Laretta ........................33 Bruce, Pat .............................33 Bullock, Sherry Beth ...................36 Burke, Rexine ..........................34 Burns, Eloye ...........................35 Case, Stephen ..........................33 Chivers, Angala ........................34 Clark, Norlene .........................37 Collier, Dan ...........................34 Colton, Phil .......................... 33 Cook, Lenis ............................36 Davis, Elaine ..........................33 Davis, Leah Rae ........................33 Donovan, Buddy .........................33 Dudley, Ruth ...........................37 Feltch, Ken ............................35 Freestone, Roy .........................33 Glines, Ferrel .........................36 Gross, Earl ............................34 Gross, Helen ...........................35 Gurr, lone .............................35 Hacking, Carma Rae ................... .35 Hacking, Eleanore ......................33 Hacking, Margie ........................33 Hacking, Neldon ........................35 Hall, Dwain ............................35 Hardy, Peggy ...........................34 Hatch, Gary ............................35 Hatch, Ronald V.........................37 Hofeltz, Glade .........................34 Hopkins, Clair Ross ....................33 Hullinger, Floyd .......................33 James, Sharon ..........................35 Jaramillo, Wllie .......................37 Johnson, Charles ..................... 33 Johnson, Janet .........................34 Johnson, Merlin ........................35 Jones, Jone ............................37 Karren, David ..........................36 Karren, Naomi ..........................35 Kendall, Sterling ......................35 Kenny, Leon ............................36 Kimball, Vicky .........................36 King, Elinor ...........................36 Lee, Art ...............................36 Liebhardt, Sally .......................36 Luck, Connie ...........................37 Luck, Norma ............................35 Lundell. Connie .................. .. .33 Manv aring, 11 a ..................... 34 Manwaring, Phillip .....................37 Massey, Charles ....................... 35 Massey, Elaine .........................34 McConkie, Rita .........................34 McLean, Doral ..........................34 Merkley, George D.......................36 Merrell, Carm ..........................35 Morgan, Ellen ........................ 33 Mott, Vaughn ...........................37 Odekirk, Janie .........................34 Pace, Etta .............................37 Peters, Frank ..........................34 Pope, Karl .............................34 Pope, Phillip ..........................35 Powell, A...dice .......................35 Preece, Adoree..........................36 Richards, Billy ........................35 Robbins, Joyce .........................33 Robins, Janet ..........................36 Roberts, Alla May ......................36 Roberts, Billy .........................36 Roberfs, Brent .........................36 Rominger, Martin .......................34 117 Rowley, Delyle ........................36 Roybal, Ernest ........................34 Ruppe, Clyde ..........................35 Rust, Dilworth ........................33 Searle, Catherine .....................33 Searle, George ........................36 Simper, Norita ........................35 Slaugh, Jay ...........................37 Smith, Phillip E.......................36 Stevens, Jimmy ........................36 Sutton, Pat ...........................37 Swaine, Diane .........................35 Tate, Steven ..........................33 Timothy, Dean .........................35 Tripillo, Donald ......................34 Twitchell. Marlene ....................36 Vincent, Verlin .......................33 Walker, Lee ...........................37 Wall, Duayne ..........................34 Warren, Connie ........................34 Wetenkamp, Lloyd ......................33 Wilson, Beverly .......................36 Witmer, Laura May .....................36 SOPHOMORES Ahlfield, Della .......................39 Ainge, Juanita ........................40 Ashby, Kenny ..........................39 Aycock, Anne ..........................41 Bartlett, Joe .........................42 Bascom, Colleen .......................42 Burke, Larry ..........................42 Calder, Allene ........................40 Caldwell, Doris .......................43 Caldwell, Floyd .......................43 Caldwell, Lee .........................42 Callan, Beverly .......................41 Case, Carol ...........................42 Clark, Alis Arlean ....................42 Cook, Merrill .........................39 Cook, Nadean ..........................40 Coonradt, George ......................39 Cooper, Marie .........................43 Corless, Betty Rae ....................42 Davis, Boyd ...........................40 Davis, Patsy ..........................40 Dudley, Marion ........................40 Eaton, Marilyn ........................40 Eaton, VaLoy ..........................42 Erekson, Sharon .......................39 Evans, Luella .........................40 Fletcher, Marcia ......................41 Fox, Laura ............................41 Freestone, Alice ......................39 Freestone, Doris ......................39 Gardiner, Nor Rita ....................41 Gardiner, Wayne .......................41 Goodrich, Lois ........................42 Green, Julia ..........................39 Guillory, Paul ........................40 Hacking, Norma Jean ...................39 Hacking, Sarah ........................42 Hadlock, Kenna ........................41 Hall, Doug ............................39 Hardy, Elaine .........................43 Harrison, Ken....t ....................41 Hatch, Clifford .......................42 Herbert, Danna Mar ....................42 Ho....dgkinson, Judy ..................42 Holfeltz, Doris ..........:............40 Humphries, Myrna ......................42 Johnson, De Nell ......................40 Johnson, Laird ........................42 Johnson, Lanore .......................40 Jenkins, Kona Mar .....................39 Kier, Judy .....:.....................43 Lee, Zetta .......:...................41 Lyman, Gary ..........................41 Mackay, Zola .........................40 Manwaring. Eugene ....................40 Manzanares, Celestine ................40 Massey, Betty Jean ...................42 McConkie, Judy .......................40 McConkie, Larry ......................43 Millecam, Bruce ......................43 Miller, Sharon .......................41 Moon, Marlin .........................39 Murray, Enola ........................43 Murray, Johnny .......................40 Patterson, Bob .......................42 Pederson, Barbara Ann ................42 Perry, Bonnie ........................42 Pope, Larry ........................ 40 Pope, Wayne ..........................39 Redding, Helen .......................40 Reese, Ruby ......................... 42 Reid, Barbara Ann ....................41 Reynolds, Doreen .....................42 Richens, Fern.........................39 Richens, Merlin ......................42 Robbins, Darylene ....................41 Roper, Lloyd .........................40 Sawyer, Gary .........................3 Sawyer, Letha ........................42 Skeril, Matt .........................41 Slade, Dale ..........................39 Slaugh, Gary .........................41 Slaugh, Naon .........................41 Smith, John ..........................40 Smuin, Jackie ........................40 Sowards, Ruth ........................41 Stringham, Kary ......................39 Stringham, Robert ....................39 Stubbs, Na Dean ......................39 Swain, Lloyd .........................39 Swett, Edna ..........................43 Tanner, Betty ........................42 Tullis. Fay ..........................41 Walker. Bill .........................43 Walker, Gerald .......................39 Wardle, Myrna ........................42 Watkins, Shana .......................39 Weeks, Carma .........................39 Weyerman, Carl .......................42 Wilkins, Edgar .......................41 Williams, Dale .......................40 Woodward, Mary Ann ...................40 Workman, De Ann ......................39 Young, La Rae ........................42 FRESHMEN Abegglen, Jimmy .......................47 Adams, Kathleen .......................47 Adamson, Jeanene ......................45 Alexander, Plesie .....................49 Alexander, T. G........................48 Allen, Frances ......................48 Asmus, Craig ..........................47 Anderson, Keola .......................47 Bartlett, Katherine ...................46 Batty, Clair ...................... 47 Behunin, Nola ........................48 Billings, Russell .....................46 Bingham, Coleen .......................48 Bodily, Carolyn .......................45 Borden, Michael .....................49 Bowden, Floyd .......................45 Bryson, Phillip .......................47 Burke, Carol ........................47 Burns, Dorthy .......................49 Caldwell, Arlo ...................... 47 Caldwell, Bill ........................46 Caldwell, Ralph ......................47 Campbell, Kay .......................46 Campbell, Sybil .....................48 Case, Gary ............................48 Chivers, Dora .........................48 Coonradt, Leo .......................45 Cooper, Cheryl ......................48 Davis, Doyle ..........................45 Divine, De Ann ........................47 Dudley, Mervin ........................47 Duke, Judy ............................48 Duke, Sidney ..........................45 Durfee, Loraine .......................47 Ellsworth, Vickie .....................45 Fisher, Dorthy ........................46 Galley, Erva ......................... 46 Gardiner, Cleo ........................46 Gardiner. Jackie ......................48 Grimme, Rodney .....................46 Hacking, John .......................47 Hall, Billy ...........................46 Hall, Ivan ............................46 Hodgkinson, Janet .....................48 Hodgkinson, Marie .....................46 Holmes, Glade .........................46 Jackson, Marilyn .....................47 Jaramillo, Sally ......................47 Jenkins, James Lee ....................48 Johnson, Eula Ray ...................47 Johnson,. John Lewis .................43 Jones, Mary Ellen .....................49 Karren, llene .........................47 Karren, Lee Ernest ....................49 Karren, Sherlene ......................49 Kay, Myrna ............................49 Kendall, Betty .......................47 Kendall, Mina May .....................45 Kidd, Joy .............................49 Laburm, Dan ...........................47 Lattner, Ronald .......................45 Lee, Morgan ...........................47 Liebhardt, Anita ......................45 Lundell, Dean ........................45 Marshall, Larry .......................48 Martinsen, Clyde ......................47 McConkie, Ellen .......................45 McCoy, John ...........................46 McLean, Gloria ......................48 Mott, Connie ..........................45 Murphy, Michael .....................45 Murray, Evan ..........................46 Naylor, Clark .........................48 Neilson, Lorraine ....................48 Oaks, Marva ...........................46 Olson, Kenny ......................... 48 Openshaw, Janna .......................47 Ostberg, Betty ......................46 Peters, Sharee ........................46 Ppoe, D'Ann ...........................47 Postma, Neil ..........................48 Powell, Baxter ........................47 Powell, Donna .........................49 Powell, Layne ....................... 48 Reynolds, Ned .........................47 Richards, Betty ..................... 48 Robbins, Johnnie ......................45 Roberts, Joyce ........................47 Rodeback, Norma Jean ..................45 Roselle, Pierce .......................46 Ruppe, Gladys .........................47 Rust, David ...........................47 Sawyer, Devon .........................48 Shaffer, Alden ........................49 Shaffer, Jack .........................45 118 Simper, Shirley ........................46 Slaugh, Shirley ........................45 Slaugh, Ted ............................47 Snow, Marilyn ..........................48 Southern, Dorthy .......................48 Southern, Lorna ........................48 Stewart, Roslyn ........................47 Striegal, Carol ........................45 Striegal, Danny ........................48 Swain, Sharon ..........................48 Timothy, Gayl ..........................48 Trujillo. Manuel .......................46 Waite, Judy ............................48 Wilkins, Vorn ..........................45 Wilson, Sharon .........................48 Wilson, Wesley .........................49 Wise, Carrie ...........................45 Workman, Boyde .........................49 Young. Betty ...........................45 EIGHTH GRADE Atwood, Nord .........................52 Ballard, Jim .........................51 Banks, Carolyn .......................51 Batty, Annette .......................52 Batty, Neal ..........................51 Behunin, Kehl ........................51 Bodily, Kent .........................52 Burke, Delean ........................51 Busch, Diane .........................50 Calder, Millie Kay ...................53 Campbell, Gary .......................53 Chew, Eula ...........................51 Chivers, Fay .........................52 Christopher, Jack ....................53 Clark, Eileen ........................53 Collier, Jack ........................50 Cooper, Larry ........................53 Cooper, Stewart ..................... 53 Cook, Larry ..........................52 Cranfill, Jackie .....................51 Davis, James .........................52 Erickson, Boyd .......................52 Feltch, Gary .........................50 Gagan, Utahna ........................51 Gardiner, John .......................52 Glines, Gary .........................50 Goodrich, Robert .....................52 Hacking, Nancy .......................52 Hadlock, Terry ....................... 53 Haslam, David ........................51 Harrison, Vickie .....................52 Hatch, Frances .......................51 Hatch, Janet .........................53 Haws, De Anne ........................52 Hein, Virginia .......................53 Hodgkinson, Harmon ...................53 Horrocks, Gloria .....................53 James, Charles .......................51 Johnson, Johnny V.....................51 Johnson, Kay .........................51 Kindell, Sheila ......................52 Kenney, Kaye .........................52 Kier, Raymond ........................51 Lee, Larry ...........................50 Lewis, Ronnie ........................53 Lux, Jeneile .........................52 Lyman, Diane .........................53 Mann, Janice .........................53 Manwaring, Victor ....................53 McNaughton, Emma Jean ................50 Merkley, Keith .......................51 Montgomery, Judy .....................51 Mortensen, David .....................52 Neal, Evelyn .........................51 Olsen, JoAnne ........................51 Oziek, Enid ..........................51 Petty, Mildred .......................53 Pope, Kay ........................... 53 Preece, Sharon .......................52 Preece, Stuart ...................... 51 Pummell, Carol .......................52 Rasmussen, Emma Jean .................52 Redding, Marlene .....................51 Renfroe, Claudine ....................50 Richardson, Mary Lou .................53 Roberts, ■ Dwight .................. 52 Riss, Glade ..........................51 Slaugh, Ellen ........................51 Smuin, Leon ..........................53 Southern, Delyle .....................53 Southam, Lyle ........................52 Sowards, Carol Ann ...................53 Staley, lleen ........................52 Sullivan, Carolyn ....................52 Swain, Sally .........................51 Taylor, Lanny ........................51 Udy, Carolyn .........................51 Wall, Owen ...........................52 Watkins, Myrna Ann ...................53 Weeks. Mella .........................52 Weist, Marion ........................53 Williams, Warren Lee .................51 Wilson, Ted ..........................51 Winward, Brent .......................52 Woodard, Danny .......................52 Workman, Kay .........................53 SEVENTH GRADE Alexander, Sandra 54 Allen, Greta 56 Allen, Linda 56 Allred, Claudia 53 Anderson, Elaine 57 Barney, Darlene Sj Bath, J. R 55 Belcher, Lana 5J Bennion, David 5 j Bingham, Elaine 56 Bingham, Marie 55 Bodily, Elaine 55 Bodily, Errol 56 Boren, Clarence 54 Boren, DeMar 57 Bowthorpe, Carl 56 Brewer, P....hillip 57 Campbell, Aaron 55 Campbell, Gordon 57 Chew, Carol 57 Chivers, Coleen 56 Chivers, Hazel 55 Clark. Judy 57 Cotharp, Vernon 56 Conner. Jack 56 Cook, Ned 56 Cooper, Daphne 57 Corless, Teddy Joe 55 Davis, Wayne 57 Eaton, Doyle 56 Freestone, Benny 55 Freestone, Dallas 57 Freestone, Robert 54 Glines, Margal 57 Gifford, Mary Kay 56 Goodrich, Carolyn 55 Hadlock, Lonny 57 Hall, Judy 54 Harrison, Dorthy 56 Hatch, Sondra 57 Haws, Carolyn 55 Henline, Harold .......................56 Hodgkinson, Gerald ....................55 Hodgkinson, Jocelyn ...................55 Holmes, Glen ..........................57 Holmes, Kenneth .......................56 Holmes, Marva .........................57 Houkins, Margie .......................54 Hullinger, Dale .......................56 Hullinger, Venetta ....................57 Hunting, Lila .........................57 Jeffries, Betty Jean ..................54 Johnson, Barbara Ann ..................55 Johnson, Karen ........................56 Johnson, Kay ......................... 57 Johnson. Myrna ........................56 Kempton, DeLos ........................56 Kimball, Leonard ......................55 Kier, Jacob ...........................54 Lipphardt, Patty ......................56 Marrs, Larry ..........................55 Massey, Douglas .......................55 Massey, Duane .........................56 Massey, Morgan ........................56 McCarrel, Cloyd .......................57 Mecham, Dean ..........................56 Miracle, Susan ...................... 55 Murray, Darlene ..................... 57 Nay, Karren ...........................57 Nielsen, Geneva .......................56 Phillips, Delaina .....................55 Pope, Wiley ...........................55 Powell, Rhama .........................55 Pummell, Tony .........................57 Richardsen, Renee .....................57 Richens, Carol ........................56 Rodeback, Gwen ........................56 Robertson, Ann ........................55 Rust, Joseph ..........................57 Sadlier, Mary Von .....................57 Searle, Paul ..........................55 Shaffer, Jim ......................... 56 Slaugh, Swen ..........................57 Smith, Ronnie De ......................56 Stewart, Eddie ....................... 56 Stone, Fred ...........................56 Stringham, Sharee .....................55 Stubbs, Carolyn .......................57 Sutton, Gary ..........................56 Swain, Patricia .......................56 Voorhies, Alan ........................56 Walker, Charles .......................57 Walker, Elaine ........................55 Wallis, Budge ....................... 55 Washburn, Juleann ................... 55 Weeks, Neita ..........................57 White, Charleen .......................57 Williams, Margaret ....................56 Workman, Elaine........................56 119 t •J.i 120 1 H Our footprints of '54 would not be complete without the people who support campus functions through Advertising Dependable Citizens . . . May We Help You?... Always Community Minded UINTAH STATE BANK MEMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE COMPANY 122 Yernal Utah From Its All-around Modern Appearance, YOU WILL KNOW THAT THE Commercial Hotel And Motel IS ONE OF THE FINEST IN EASTERN UTAH 54 West Main : Vernal : Phone 565 Congratulations . . . Graduates PHILLIPS 66 502 WEST MAIN Vernal Utah FOR THE BEST IN SUITS and Other Clothing Smart Men like Donald Trujillo and Russell Holley Shop at Russell’s Men Store GOOD LUCK, SENIORS Ashley Farmers Union CO-OP East on Highway 40 123 A FRIENDLY PLACE TO EAT IN VERNAL ---------is the-- GATEWAY CAFE East on Highway 40 Hello . . . YES, WE'LL BE GLAD TO PICK UP YOUR CLOTHES - - - RIGHT NOW, says Pat Sutton, with a cheery smile, as she answers one o f the . . . Freeman Cleaners Many Calls corn 7 heir Satisfied Customers Barbara Pederson, Gloria Grimme, Shana Watkins, and Dennis Campbell are a few of the fine people who serve you while you attend the . . . MAIN VERNAL THEATERS YOUR ENTERTAINMENT CENTER IN VERNAL 124 NORMA LUCK SUGGESTS . . . That For Bargains in All Kinds of Foods . . SHOP AT GREEIM VALLEY MARKET 125 THESE FRIENDLY FOLKS Are Always at Your Service To Help You With Your . . . FINANCIAL PROBLEMS Basin Loans Inc. H. S. Sowards Sons WISH TO EXTEND Congratulations To the Class of '54 Call at the . . . Uintah Rexall Drug Where Prescriptions and Sundries May Be Obtained from Qualified PILL PUSHERS Best Wishes Class of 54 . . . from your . . . FORD - LINCOLN - and MERCURY DEALER Showalter Motor Co. 126 FOR FINE VALUES in QUALITY MERCHANDISE . . . SHOP AT . . . SEARLE’S GAS AND SEARLE’S SAVING CENTER 127 Try . . . Uintah Packing Co. MEATS —for— QUALITY and FLAVOR BUTANE and HOME APPLIANCES Are Two of the Products Sold by the F'iendly Merchants at . . . UTAH COLO. GAS CO. LOCATED EAST ON HIGHWAY 40 BUY YOUR FUEL AT HOME and . . . SAVE ... at the STALEY COAL CO Groucho Marx says . . . BUY YOUR PLYMOUTH and DeSOTO at the Utah Motor Co. 99 E. Main Phone 585 join the Crowd o) Utes . . . WHO EAT AT THE Ute Canteen FOR PLENTY OF VARIETY Shop at the Variety Store Kent Bodily knows the proper food for his growing body ... so HE DRINKS MILK FROM THE Piedmont Dairy Phone 01 Il-RI 29 Vernal Motor Sales WHETHER A SNACK OR A DINNER You Are Assured of the Best at the Trail Cafe PAUSE AT THE TRAIL Home of Fine Cars BUICK - WILLYS 845 Vernal Ave. Phone 9 Those Quality GMC TRUCKS and Parts Are Sold at Vernal Auto Shop 80 N. Vernal Ave. Phone 291 Call . . . Hotel Vernal For Reservations for Smartest Catering to Your Special Parties and Banquets. Comfortable Rooms are available for your Friends while they are in Vernal . . . Why Not Have Your Friends Stay Flere? A. W. SHEPHERD - - General Manager 130 Corner Store Open Every Day” Including Sundays and Holidays To Serve You in Every Way” 99 So. 5th West Phone 235 Distinctive Home Furnishings” Vernal Furniture App. 36 So. Vernal Ave. Phone 373-J For the Most Efficient Car Service COME TO Ashton’s Service Elaine Davis and Naoma Karren Enjoy ONE of the Tasty Dishes from Jim’s Cafe 135 W. Main Phone 307 131 For a Quick Start in All Weather Driving Let’s Go with I'TOCO STOP AT GARDINER'S Utah Oil Service 105 West Main Phone 276 Ashley Valley Market Judy Duke, Shirley Slaugh, and Judy Waite Recognize the Best in Groceries! Come in and do the same 490 West Main Phone 446 Follow the Advice of Wayne Nelson . . . Buy at .. . Basin Auto Supply 127 W. Main Phone 781 Hacking Furniture App. 39 S. Vernal Ave. Phone 322 132 Your Home Expresses Your Personality Do as Kenny and Nancy Hacking suggest: BUY YOUR FURNITURE FROM Janet Robins, Kay Glines, Angala Chivers, and Norma Luck know that . . . EVERYONE MEETS AT THE Vernal Drug “For Dependable Prescriptions and Tasty Refreshments” 13 EAST MAIN PHONE 16 133 You Can Place Your Confidence in Searle Electric and Appliance 26 WEST MAIN PHONE 26 Some of the Crowd . . . Jone Jones, Pat Sutton, and Elaine Massey EATING AT THE Commercial Grill 52 W. Main Phone 681-J Connie Oaks, Renee Samuels, Joleen I imothy KNOW THAT Wings Dept. Store Is the Place for Guaranteed Materials 59 W. Main Phone 425 134 Gardner’s Jewelry “Beautiful Style . . . Excellent Quality Merchandise” Vernal Theater Building Phone 871 Everything Points to Satisfaction Dinosaur 301 EAST MAIN Conoco Service PHONE 521 136 FOR ITEMS OF QUALITY Leah Simper, Marva Billings and Catherine Searle find the Quality Drug The Place To Go Phone 396 Vernal, Utah Janet Johnson, Gary Hatch, Kathy Showalter, and Brent Roberts Are Among the Well-dressed Utes WHO SHOP AT Penney’s 37 WHEN RELATIVES VISIT . . . Lloyd Wetenkamp and Lou Ann Shaffer . . . THEY SEND THEM TO Utah Auto Court For a Good Place To Stay 160 E. Main Phone 243 Wayne Nelson, Marie Nelson and Charlene Freestone, after a small sample, Recommend Their Favorite Food from the City Bakery 64 So. 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